Michael Howard | Author

About the Author

Michael Howard is senior lecturer in art history at Manchester's Metropolitan University. He is also a successful painter, printmaker and ceramicist and has exhibited at London's Royal Academy (1987, 1989) and the New York Art Fair (1987).

Works by Michael Howard

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Impressionism: Origins, Practice, Reception (1988) 167 copies, 1 review

Gauguin (Eyewitness Art) (1993) — Author — 103 copies, 1 review

Van Gogh: His Life & Works in 500 Images (2009) 63 copies

The Impressionists by Themselves (1991) 50 copies

Monet (1995) 49 copies

History and Techniques of the Great Masters: Whistler (1989) 44 copies, 1 review

History and Techniques of the Great Masters: Goya (1989) 37 copies

The Treasures of Monet (Musee Marmottan Monet, Paris) (2007) 36 copies

Encyclopedia of Impressionism (1997) 22 copies

Cezanne (1923) 20 copies

Manchester Art Gallery: Up Close (2002) 14 copies

Up close : a guide to Manchester Art Gallery 5 copies

Lowry: A Visionary Artist (2000) 5 copies

The World of Monet (2007) 2 copies

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Other names: Howard, Michael J.
Birthdate: 1954-03-19
Gender: male
Occupations: art historian
university professor
Organizations: Manchester Polytechnic

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Gauguin (Eyewitness Art) by Michael Howard

Short, breezy, well-illustrated guide to Gauguin's life & art, which I read after the McMurtry south seas book, and because the only other Gauguin-related book at the library the other day was a very fat one with far too many words and far too few illustrations. At only 60 pages, this book is far too short; it could have been twice as long easily and would have been much better for it.

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