How artists portrayed sleep and dreams in the last 7000 years
by Meir Kryger
Recommended by Arianna Huffington
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This book combines two of my favorite things – art and sleep. Together, with gorgeous images, we also learn why artists from Rubens to Picasso to Matisse to Hockney painted people sleeping in their dreams. And along the way, we also dive deep into the mysteries and science of sleep. This is a transporting journey into the creation of images of some...
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Recommended by 2 sources and appears in Most Recommended Books.
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Arianna Huffington
“This book combines two of my favorite things art and sleep! Together, with gorgeous images, Meir Kryger (@mhkryger) shows us how artists from Picasso to Matisse painted people sleeping in their dreams and explores the mysteries and science of sleep!”
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