Bosch

Author: Zhe Zhang

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A graphic novel about the life of Netherlandish painter Hieronymus Bosch illustrated in full colour by an Asian artist.

Hieronymus Bosch's art is mostly comprised of bizarre and grotesque interpretations of religious notions and narratives, as well as morbid and nightmarish images of hell. This book combines ground-breaking comic language and reading experience to acquaint readers to Bosch's life views and artistic pursuits.

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Summary

A graphic novel about the life of Netherlandish painter Hieronymus Bosch illustrated in full colour by an Asian artist.

Description

Graphic Novel Series, published by SendPoints, is a collection of original inspirations by cartoonists and illustrators from all over the world with diverse cultural backgrounds. Following on from Basic Art, this series creates a distinct artistic expression and reading experience of the graphic novel with strong visual impact and a variety of styles. It re-explains the definition of "art collection" through "image," presenting a collection that is more artistic than comic and more vivid than the novel.
Dutch painter Hieronymus Bosch lived in the late fifteenth century. He is among the most eminent practitioners of Early Netherlandish painting. His art is mostly comprised of bizarre and grotesque interpretations of religious notions and narratives, as well as morbid and nightmarish images of hell. This book combines ground-breaking comic language and reading experience to acquaint readers to Bosch's life views and artistic pursuits.

About the Author

Xueyi Wang is a Chinese freelance illustrator and artist who loves medieval codices and miniatures. Her works include illustrations, prints, picture books, comics and indie games. She won the Best of the Best of Hiii Illustration and Silver Award from JIA Illustration Award in Japan. Zhe Zhang is a freelance artist, poet and novelist whose work include easel paintings and installations focusing on the contradictions and dependencies between individual feelings and public contexts. Zhang has had several exhibitions in China and Italy. He believes that art arises from a subtle resonance between work and reality, creating a tension of unity that reminds people of the importance of connection.