Flemish and Dutch painting
Subtitle: from Van Gogh, Ensor, Magritte, and Mondrian to contemporary artists
By: edited by Rudi Fuchs and Jan Hoet.
Contributors: Fuchs, Rudolf Herman, 1942-; Hoet, Jan.; Palazzo Grassi.
Publisher: Rizzoli; Rizzoli International Publications, Incorporated
Published: 1997
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 359
Subjects: Art, Flemish -- 19th century -- Exhibitions; Art, Flemish -- 20th century -- Exhibitions; Art, Dutch -- 19th century -- Exhibitions; Art, Dutch -- 20th century -- Exhibitions
Genres: Exhibitions.
Description: This volume celebrates the connections between Dutch and international modern art. It is based on the exhibition at the famed Palazzo Grassi in Venice, the first in which masterpieces by Belgian and Dutch artists of the last two centuries - Van Gogh, Ensor, Magritte, Mondrian, and many others - are seen together as representative of parallel movements, sharing qualities of elegance, simplicity, and rigor.

Flemish and Dutch Painting presents the finest examples of the collections of twenty European museums, as well as of premiere private collections. Following a chronological path, this book is a penetrating survey of how those early developments have influenced and colored the modern age, continuing into Expressionist, Surrealist, and Realist art.

With historical and critical essays by the curators as well as by leading Dutch and Italian art historians, and lavishly illustrated with over 300 color plates, Flemish and Dutch Painting is essential for anyone interested in the art of Belgium and the Netherlands, as well as for readers who want to see beyond the familiar points of view of New York and Paris.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 341-347) and indexes.
Accompanies an exhibition held at the Palazzo Grassi, Venice, March 16 - July 13, 1997.