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Hi, I'm looking for a gift for my Mom- a coffee table-type book on the history of painting. It has to have examples from all the greats, up to the current time (or at least close) and descriptions of each. I don't know which one is best. All help will be appreciated greatly.
If you have a used one, I may be interested.
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FaxJack wrote: > > Hi, > I'm looking for a gift for my Mom- a coffee table-type book on the history of > painting. It has to have examples from all the greats, up to the current time > (or at least close) and descriptions of each. I don't know which one is best. > All help will be appreciated greatly. > > If you have a used one, I may be interested.
I recommend History of Art by H.W. Janson, published by Abrams.
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Try Gardner's "Art Through the Ages". Better selection of pics.
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The classic Art History Survey books have been mentioned except Hartt. If you're interested in a used book, these should be readily available from a college book store. These books contain sculpture, architecture and painting. You must look at them to determine which is best. It depends on which periods you are most interested in.