Title: A little dry, but good information
Product review: If you can wade through the rather dry writing, you'll find some good information in this book. Although there are about two dozen pages devoted to Sloan's work (black and white) in his chronology, there are few visual examples of what Sloan is talking about, thus no shortcuts in grasping the message as he gives it.There is no doubt that this man was a very talented and accomplished artist, and it was disappointing to see poor quality photos of his work. His views are interesting in that he believed "there is no progress in art...The man who scratched his concept of animals on the roof of a cave in Spain thousands of years ago, just had a space to work on and something to work with and he put down his ideas. That is what the artist does today."
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