Emil Nolde Paints Women: Admired, Feared, and Desired

by Manfred Reuther (Contributor), Manfred Reuther (Editor)

A recurrent theme for Emil Nolde was the portrayal of women, cast in roles to which the artist brought his troubled woman as mother, muse, model, music hall girl; saints, sinners and seductresses. Here, color reproductions of 50 of Nolde's paintings are examined alongside works by artists from Giorgione and Klimt to Munch and Warhol.

144 pages, Hardcover

First published October 1, 2010