What exactly is Neo-Expressionism? The part of a city known as the acropolis? Or the painting technique called gouache? In this authoritative and concise dictionary, more than 2000 entries and 375 illustrations embrace the vast vocabulary of painting and sculpture, architecture and photography, the decorative, applied and graphic arts. The geographical spread is global; the chronological range takes in both Helladic art from Bronze Age Greece and holography, one of the newest means of expression provided by modern technology. 375 illus.
"Excellent, concise . . . highly recommended." —Choice This extensively illustrated dictionary provides information on over 2,500 artists, paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints, schools and movements throughout the world, including ...
Lists concise information on 2500 artists, paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints, writers on art, terms, schools, styles, and movements.
Here is a comprehensive, accessible and authoritative illustrated reference to the history, art and science of photography.
Collection Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, T.B. Walker Fund, 1965 74 Kenneth Noland, Grave Light, 1965. Plastic paint on canvas, 228.6 × 259.1 (90 × 102). ... Collection the Artist 85 Marcel Duchamp, Fountain, replica of 1917 original.
Despite this popularity, books on Duchamp are often hyper-theoretical, rarely presenting the artist in an accessible way.
A comprehensive guide to international developments in graphic design.
This dictionary provides a handy and accessibly written reference guide to an often bewildering array of kings and dynasties, gods and goddesses, temples and tombs.
Featured in this book are the artists who have searched for indigenous roots and local tradition; explored abstraction, expressionism, and new media; entered into dialogue with European and North American movements, while insisting on ...
The definitive work on parody (both literary and artistic), of key interest to theorists.
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