Twin Visions (CL)

by Boris Vallejo and Julie Bell

Book Overview

In this eagerly awaited new collection, Boris and Julie show off many of their most recent masterpieces, created over the last few years, together with a selection of pictures from earlier in their... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1560253797
• ISBN13: 9781560253792
• Release Date: August 2002
• Publisher: Running Press Book Publishers
• Length: 128 Pages
• Weight: 2.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 9.4" x 12.3"

Customer Reviews

Better than I could of thought of

I have seen a lot of artwork in my past 60 years from all over the world. but this book was or I should say is far better than I ever could of thought it could be. saying it is Fantastic would be like putting just one word on its beauty and style. the two artists work together is like getting two books for the price of one,.

Another wonderful collection from Boris and Julie

I have been a fan of Boris Vallejo and Julie Bell's work for quite some time. This book is yet another example of their jaw-dropping ability and mastery of oil and acrylic paints. Though not as large as some of their other books, it is still worth owning. An excellent addition to any art book collection.

Sit, flip and enjoy

I bought this book along with Imaginistix and III Millennium. I don't think I can compare Luis Royo with Boris Vallejo. They have different styles, both very appealing in their own way. Between Imaginistix and Twin Visions though, I would choose the latter the only reason being its slightly bigger size. Other than that, and after owning several books by Boris Vallejo (besides the ones mentioned above I also have Mirage and The fabulous women of), it's pretty much safe to say that it would be very hard for me to be disappointed with his work. It's easy to tell which paintings were made by Boris and which were made by Julie. The ones made by Boris have a darker tone and Julie's finishing methods aren't as thorough which leaves them a little less clear. I guess what I mean is that sometimes you can compare a Boris painting with a photograph while that would be much more difficult to happen with a Julie painting. As a comic book fan and not an art expert (as most of you have already guessed) to me this is indeed superior fine art. It's a treat for the eyes and I often find myself flipping through it. SPECIFICS: Page Count: 128 Number of images: 114 Small images: 4 Half page images: 22 Full page images: 80 2-page spreads: 8 BW images: 0 TEXT: 2 pages - Introduction 5 pages - Chapter introductions Comments on the paintings ART: 8 images: 5 stars 54 images: 4 stars 47 images: 3 stars 5 images: 2 stars 0 images: 1 star Overall: 4 stars

Lovely

Boris Vallejo has always been a personal favorite of mine. His ideas are unlike any others and his work with the brush is amazing. This book shows paintings that I hadn't even known existed. Anyone, in my opinion, who does not like his artwork is more than likely jealous and needs to keep their opinions to themselves if it is not helpful.