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  • ISBN: 0442277733
  • Category: Reference
  • Author: Edward Reep
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  • Language: English
  • Publisher: Van Nostrand Reinhold Inc.,U.S.; 2nd Revised edition edition (January 1984)
  • Pages: 176 pages
  • FB2 size: 1366 kb
  • EPUB size: 1600 kb
  • Rating: 4.9
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The Content of Watercolor. The Content of Watercolor, dir. Robert Rasch, featuring Edward Reep, 1976. Contemporary Authors, The Book Tower. Personalities of the South, American Biographical Institute. Painting awards (selected). Van Nostrand Reinhold Company. They Drew Fire, dir. Brian Lanker. 1941 - Purchase Prize, WPA National Competition. 1942 - OEM National Competition. 1942 - Fourth Prize, LIFE Magazine National All-Service Competition. 1942 - First Prize, Carmel Art Association Service Competition.

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Edward Arnold Reep, American artist. Edward Arnold Reep has been listed as a notable artist by Marquis Who's Who. Works. Guggenheim fellow, 1945-1946; National Endowment for Arts grantee, 1975. Member American Association of University Professors, National Watercolor Society (past president, Lifetime Achievement award 2002), Watercolor United States of America Honor Society (lifetime achievement gold medal 1997) ) General.

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Reviews about The Content of Watercolor (2):
Olwado
Edward Reep's "Content of Watercolor" (first edition- 1969) is one of the first serious considerations of modern watercolor. Flawed only by the choice to reproduce too many works in black and white, the book was a landmark in recognition of 20th Century watercolor masters and vanguards (of which, Reep is one), and is the only book anywhere close to being worthy of being called a university level text on watercolor for the studio artist.

"Content..." was reprinted, enlarged, and featured more works in color in the eary 80's, then sold out.

Reep's canny connectives of East and West, of the monumental virtuosity of Homer, Sargent and the English School, with serious presentment of edgy visionaries (Francis, Blake, Grosz, Bluemner, Hugo, etc.) is partnered with a number of broad investigations in aqueous media. Reep's own "chronology of change" is illuminating because it is less about the evolution of a skills base (as 90% of the studio books on watercolor are) as it is a witness to an intensive personal search for meaning.

His humor and descriptive acumen a rare surprise in such a publication, Reep condenses much into an
imminently readable adventure, and eventually, if politely, outdistances all those fairweather Sunday afternooners- and the heap of "How to make your paintings win prizes" books that are so useless.

They don't make'em like this anymore! Along with Nicolaides, Henri, Chaet, Stern only a few others, Reep joins the lost legion of artist/writers who offer the serious student a future that requires the responsibility to the legacy, as well as a challenge to cut through the BS and to engage the hard work ahead. Reep's classic sets high standards and, yet, points to the transformative power that is not media limited, but that might only come when person and medium immerse over a lifetime.

"Content", indeed.
Pryl
An older book - copyright 1969. There is a lot of reading and all but a few of the illustrations are in black and white. I prefer the newer style books with better layout of pages and color.

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