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What's New at The Oliver Press Ideal for classroom reports, the six-volume Art Masters series from The Oliver Press covers the lives and great works of the world’s best-known artists. Stunning reproductions of art masterpieces in full color, along with biographies of the artists who created them, fill each volume. Artists’ lives are examined in the historical context of their culture, country, and era, along with contemporaries who influenced their work. Detailed descriptions of the artists’ materials and techniques add a special touch to these exceptional new books. 6 Volumes 64 Pages per volume 8 1/2 x 11 trim size Full color throughout Indexes and Websites Library bindings Grades 6 and up Each book: $24.95 Leonardo Da Vinci The quintessential Renaissance Man, Leonardo Da Vinci remarkably accomplished more in the fields of painting, sculpture, mathematics, engineering, and architecture than anyone of his day--or perhaps ever since. ISBN: 978-1-934545-00-3 Michelangelo If Michelangelo had created nothing but the majestic statue of David, his place in art history would have been secure; that he combined tremendous talents in both sculpture and painting marks him as one of the greatest artists who ever lived. ISBN: 978-1-934545-01-0 Rembrandt His historical paintings alone leave us with a fresh, vivid view of life in seventeenth-century Holland, but the landscapes and portraits Rembrandt van Rijn also created reveal innovative artistic techniques that fill us with awe hundreds of years later. ISBN: 978-1-934545-02-7 The Impressionists The painters who burst onto the stage of nineteenth-century Paris created art in non-traditional, even "revolutionary" ways, employing methods that had never been used before; included are the works and lives of, among other groundbreaking artists, Manet, Renoir, Monet, Degas, and Cezanne. ISBN: 978-1-934545-03-4 The Art of the Renaissance From Italy to Spain, from France to Germany and beyond, Europe in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries witnessed an outpouring of artistic activity unsurpassed by anything either before or since, including the works of, among other artists, Raphael, Van Eick, Durer, and Titian, as well as the giants Leonardo and Michelangelo. ISBN: 978-1-934545-04-1 Van Gogh Vincent Van Gogh ended his troubled life at the age of 37, but in a career that lasted a mere ten years, this unique creative genius painted, sketched, and drew more than 900 works of art, many of which today command prices in the millions of dollars. ISBN: 978-1-934545-05-8