The Shock of the NewA beautifully illustrated hundred-year history of modern art, from cubism to pop and avant-guard. More than 250 color photos. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved. |
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... produced as many problems for artists as they did stimuli . For instance : how could you make paintings that might reflect the immense shifts in consciousness that this altering technological landscape implied ? How could you produce a ...
... produced as many problems for artists as they did stimuli . For instance : how could you make paintings that might reflect the immense shifts in consciousness that this altering technological landscape implied ? How could you produce a ...
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... produced only one painter of real distinction there : an ulcerated and self - doubting Jew from a Lithuanian shtetl , Chaim Soutine ( 1894-1943 ) . Soutine was an unrelentingly oral painter . In canvas after canvas he seemed to be ...
... produced only one painter of real distinction there : an ulcerated and self - doubting Jew from a Lithuanian shtetl , Chaim Soutine ( 1894-1943 ) . Soutine was an unrelentingly oral painter . In canvas after canvas he seemed to be ...
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... produced art - world stars with the incontinent frequency of a kid shaking a bag of glitter . There were no art stars in the seventies except , perhaps , gaunt moralizing Joseph Beuys in Germany . Most people had been inoculated against ...
... produced art - world stars with the incontinent frequency of a kid shaking a bag of glitter . There were no art stars in the seventies except , perhaps , gaunt moralizing Joseph Beuys in Germany . Most people had been inoculated against ...
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