John Golding is one of the most highly regarded living writers on modern art. "Visions of the Modern" assembles many of his most important essays: some long out of print, others first published in journals inaccessible to the average reader, still others which started life as lectures. Together they create a whole greater than the sum of its parts. A distinguished painter in his own right, John Golding taught for many years at the Courtauld Institute and at the Royal College of Art, and has held the Slade Professorship at Cambridge. He brings to his scholarship a particular understanding of the way in which the giants of modernism - Picasso, Matisse, Leger, Malevich, Brancusi, Duchamp and others - faced and achieved their goals and careers. And a dialogue between Golding and the philosopher Richard Wollheim casts new light on the origins and aims of abstract art.
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Etat : Bueno. John Golding ofrece en esta obra un análisis riguroso y profundo sobre el arte moderno, explorando las corrientes y los movimientos que definieron su evolución. El autor examina con detalle las obras y las ideas de los principales protagonistas de esta época de transformación estética.Este estudio, publicado por Thames and Hudson en 1995, se presenta en inglés y constituye una referencia esencial para estudiantes, historiadores del arte y profesionales del sector. Su enfoque académico y su claridad expositiva lo convierten en una herramienta valiosa para comprender las claves visuales y conceptuales de la modernidad.Un libro imprescindible para quienes buscan una visión documentada y crítica sobre uno de los periodos más fértiles de la creación artística. INGLES. PEQUEÑA RASPADURA EN UNA ESQUINA. N° de réf. du vendeur 13572
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