Книга: «Concepts of Modern Art: From Fauvism to Postmodernism»
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Производитель: "Thames and Hudson Limited" The main concepts and development of art from about 1900 to the present are analyzed in authoritative essays by some of the most distinguished art historians and critics in Britain and the United States. With Edward Lucie-Smith on Pop Art, Suzi Gablik on Minimal Art, Norbert Lynton on Expressionism, and Sarah Whitfield on Fauvism, to name a few, these scholarly essays illuminate each particular artistic movement of the century, and together form an entire history of modern art. ISBN:978-0-500-20268-5 Издательство: "Thames and Hudson Limited" (2012) Формат: 150x210, 424 стр.
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