John Singer Sargent: Figures and Landscapes, 1914-1925: The Complete Paintings, Volume IX

Superb: even for those who own many art books. Accurate color reproductions to the originals (I have seen many exhibits and often the color catalogs are atrocious and not worth buying). Fascinating collection of sketches, similar work (done at same location... watercolor and oils together, etc.), and even some small photos of the location! Very thorough and thoughtfully done. This is a book for the serious artist to dig deep in understanding Sargent's mind and methodology. In fact a whole chapter is dedicated to understanding JSS's process with modern forensic methods such as UV photo analysis, raking light, infrared, etc. Bonus of extra crisp detail plates of choice artwork closeups (showing brush marks and microscopic color shifts)... closer than a museum will allow you to get, even with your nose up to the art! Many new works I have not seen previously (from private collections). Ormond's entire JSS series is great. This volume is outstanding.

As in the previous 8 volumes, a sumptuous review, well photographed and written, of a brilliant artistic career.

A must have book for any fan of John Singer Sagent! Lovely photos and well written.

This is the final volume in a Catalog Raisonne of the works of Sargent; this volume highlights the artist's work from about 1914 on, including a series of stunning oils and watercolors of the Canadian Rockies, as well as watercolors of his trips to Florida.

Great book and very heavy and well made and well illustrated.

The complete set is outstanding.

Sold as new, It came without wrap and a nice label sticked on the cover. However, the book Is beautiful. So 5 stars the book, 3 stars the seller

Received this book as a Christmas present. All i can say is that as always, it is astounding. Being a huge fan of his watercolour works, the ones in this book are out of this world. My only comment if i can, is that the authors have covered the last 11 years in one book. I am certain that he painted many more works. Will there be a "surprise" new volume in the future? But apart from that, get it, you won't regret it!