This elegantly produced hardback, published by Yale University Press in association with the National Galleries of Scotland, offers a definitive look at the life and work of Christen Købke, one of the most celebrated painters of the Danish Golden Age. Written by art historian David Jackson, the book features high-quality reproductions of Købke’s luminous landscapes and intimate portraits, exploring his unparalleled ability to capture the nuances of light and atmosphere. The volume serves as an essential reference for collectors of 19th-century European art and those interested in the Scandinavian master’s legacy. This copy is in very good condition, showing a crisp, well-preserved dust jacket over a clean, tightly bound spine and bright, unmarked internal pages.