Carl Laubin

This book presents the remarkable journey of Carl Laubin, showcasing his evolution in architectural painting and the capriccio genre.

The book Carl Laubin showcases the extensive range of Carl Laubin's artistic work, particularly highlighting his evolution as a prominent architectural painter. It delves into the development of the architectural capriccio, tracing its origins from Laubin's earlier whimsical ideas to the intricate architectural compositions inspired by renowned architects such as Wren, Hawksmoor, Cockerell, and Ledoux. Through vivid illustrations and insightful commentary, readers can appreciate Laubin's unique approach to blending fantasy with reality in his paintings.

In Carl Laubin, the author emphasizes Laubin's status as one of the finest architectural painters of his time. The book not only features a collection of his most significant works but also provides context about the influences and techniques that shaped his artistic journey. The reader is invited to explore the intricate details and imaginative elements that define Laubin's style, making it a valuable resource for both art enthusiasts and scholars alike.

Published in association with Plus One Galleries, a leading dealer in Photorealist art, Carl Laubin serves as a tribute to an artist who has made a lasting impact on the world of architectural painting. The book is an essential addition to any art lover's library, offering insights into the creative process and the historical significance of Laubin's contributions to the field.