Available again in an attractive package and price, this highly regarded monograph celebrates Munter's important contributions to modern art-beyond her association with the Blue Rider movement. Filled with the vibrant color that is the hallmark of Munter's oeuvre, this dynamic consideration of the German painter offers a lively and detailed analysis of her life, work, and contributions to modern painting. While Munter is most often linked to Wassily Kandinsky and the Blue Rider movement, this book offers a refreshing appreciation of her work in its own right. Multifaceted, imaginative, and stylistically diverse, Munter's creative output spanned genres to include portraits, landscapes, interiors, and abstractions. Beautifully reproduced images allow readers to marvel at Mu?nter's joyful vibrant hues, her bold brushstrokes and her experimental and innovative approach to painting. Lively texts offer important biographical insights into her artistic evolution and place her work in the broader context of modern art. Comprehensive and insightful, this newly formatted edition pays tribute to a hugely influential woman artist whose work is all too often overlooked. AUTHORS: Isabelle Jansen is Curator and Executive Secretary at the Gabriele Munter- und Johannes Eichner-Stiftung in Munich, Germany. Matthias Muhling is the director of the Sta?dtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus und Kunstbau and Chairman of the Foundation Board of the Gabriele Mu?nter- und Johannes Eichner-Stiftung in Munich, Germany. SELLING POINTS: . PERFECT FOR interested in modern art, expressionist art and in the life and work of women artists at that time. . A FRESH APPROACH: This book is the only monograph on Gabriele Muenter that looks beyond Muenter as the woman connected with Kandinsky. . WRITTEN BY EXPERTS on the artist, this book shows the many facets of the artist and her art. . BEYOND THE BLUE RIDER PERIOD: Muenter's art was far more multifaceted, imaginative, and stylistically diverse than most readers know. This book examines Muenter's oeuvre in all its richness: from classic genres such as portraits and landscapes to interiors, abstractions, and her works of "primitivism." 297 illustrations
