Alison Watt - A Portrait Without Likeness: a conversation with the art of Allan Ramsay (Lawson Julie)(Pevná vazba) - diskuze

- The first appearance of a series of brand-new paintings by Alison Watt, one of Scotland's most distinguished artists- Considers the work of popular eighteenth-century artist, Allan Ramsay, in a new light. The portraits of his two wives, featured in this book, are among the most-loved paintings at the National Galleries of Scotland, and this book uncovers new meaning in these works- A fascinating melding of eighteenth-and twenty-first-century Scottish art that will appeal to fans of both historical and contemporary art- Features a specially written short story by Andrew O'Hagan and an eloquent reflection on Watt's new works by Tom Normand. The range of responses highlights the myriad ways in which viewers can interact with and respond to art- Accompanies an exhibition of Alison Watt's new works which will take place at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Edinburgh, from May 2020
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