Synopsis
An Art-Lover's Guide to the Exposition by Sheldon Cheney is a comprehensive handbook designed to provide readers with the necessary information for intelligent appreciation of the artistic features of the Exposition. The book focuses on explaining the symbolism of the architecture, sculpture, and painting, as well as highlighting the special qualities that give each artistic unit its individual appeal. The volume serves as a guide for the intelligent observer who seeks to understand the meaning behind the various works of art at the Exposition. The author acknowledges the contributions of the artists, architects, and landscape gardeners involved in creating the Exposition, emphasizing the perfect harmony and unity of artistic expression achieved through the coordination of efforts across different art forms. Overall, An Art-Lover's Guide to the Exposition provides readers with a detailed and insightful exploration of the artistic features of the Panama-Pacific Exposition, offering a deeper understanding of the symbolism, design, and execution of the architectural, sculptural, and painting elements that make up this monumental event.
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À propos de l?auteur
Sheldon Cheney (1886-1980) was an American art critic, writer, and lecturer known for his contributions to art education and criticism. He played a significant role in promoting modern art and advocating for the understanding and appreciation of contemporary artistic movements. Cheney's works reflect his passion for art and his dedication to educating the public about the significance of art in society.
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