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PETER H. FEIST
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Art
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Artist Monograph
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Biography
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Non Fiction
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Credits (Main Page):
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Book's Main Subject
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Pierre-Auguste Renoir
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Translated By
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Hugh Beyer
(Translator)
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Typography By
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Ingo F. Walther
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Copyright Holder
[1987]
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Benedikt Taschen Verlag GmbH
[Benedikt Taschen Verlag GmbH & Co. KG, Cologne]
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Printed & Bound In
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Cologne
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Reproductions
[Colour Reproduction]
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Repro Ludwig Prepress & Multimedia
[Repro Ludwig, Zell Am See]
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Reproductions
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Benkler Reprotechnik
[Reprotechnik Benkler, Landshut]
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Description (by producer & GT in English only) :
Renoir simply loved life in all its fullness. He did not aim at shocking his public, but he wanted to portray the world around him in its festive and cheerful aspects: the luxury of the upper echelons of society and also the humble pleasures of the Parisian middle classes. To him art was something joyful, a feast for the eye. And herein lay both the greatness and the limitations of his art.
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Edition number and printing/publishing year are not mentioned on the book.