A New Vermeer

In a captivating exploration of art history, Kreuger presents a profound examination of the works attributed to Vermeer, delving into the complexities of authorship and authenticity. The narrative invites readers to reconsider what defines a masterpiece and the implications of attributing an artwork to a celebrated artist.

Through meticulous research and thoughtful analysis, Kreuger weaves together historical context, the intricacies of Vermeer's technique, and the enduring impact of his work on contemporary art. The author encourages a dialogue about the nature of artistic creation and the relevance of attribution in our modern understanding of art.

As he guides his audience through critical interpretations and recent discoveries, the book serves not only as an enlightening resource for art enthusiasts but also as a provocative challenge to seasoned scholars. The comprehensive bibliographical references and index further enhance its accessibility, offering a rich framework for further exploration.

Kreuger’s insights resonate beyond the confines of art criticism, fostering a deeper appreciation for the dialogue between past and present in the art world. This thought-provoking discourse is sure to leave an impression on all who seek to understand the nuances of artistry and the legacy of one of history's most enigmatic painters.