Product Description: Venice was truly a laboratory of perception in the nineteenth century, with its beguiling interplay of light, water, land and architecture. Of course, its fame as a muse for great artists goes further back, but the optical preoccupations of Impressionist and Neoimpressionist painters like Claude Monet and Paul Signac were especially suited to its singular virtues...read more

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Product Description: This is the first publication to describe in detail the troubled history of Richard Serra's large public sculpture, Intersection, which now stands in the Theaterplatz in Basel.