books about: post-expressionism

books about: post-expressionism

books:

Post-expressionism

Van Gogh (Smart)
Pierre Cahanne

Terrail, 2006

German Post-Expressionism: The Art of the Great Disorder, 1918-1924
Dennis Crockett

Pennsylvania State University Press, 1999

Although the Weimar Republic has received elaborate attention in the areas of history, politics, and culture in general, studies of the art movement that best defines the period have been rare. Post-Expressionism in Germany is the first study to reconstruct historically the evolution of Die neue Sachlichkeit, the slogan coined as a designation for ...

Modernism's Masculine Subjects: Matisse, the New York School, and Post-Painterly Abstraction
Marcia Brennan

The MIT Press, 2004

In the era of The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit ?when social pressures on men to conform threatened cherished notions of masculine vitality, freedom, and authenticity?modernist paintings came to be seen as metaphorical embodiments of both idealized and highly conflicted conceptions of masculine selfhood. In Modernism's Masculine Subjects , Marcia ...

Monet and Modernism (Art & Design)

Prestel Publishing, 2002

Monet and Modernism Edited by Karin Sagner- Duchting This beautifully illustrated volume examines the lines of influence leading from Monet to the great modern exponents of Abstract Expressionism. The book emphasizes the innovative aspects of Monet ?s late works, including his famous water lily paintings and Rouen Cathedral series. His ...

From Expressionism to Post-Modernism: Styles and Movements in 20th Century Western Art (Grove)

Oxford University Press, USA, 2003

The 20th century has witnessed an explosion of diverse art movements, styles, and schools, with contemporary artists breaking traditional boundaries again and again. In more than 350 essays, the most popular and influential styles and movements are examined alongside recent experiments in new media--video art, land art, and computer art. The ...

Edvard Munch (World of Art)

Josef Paul Hodin

Thames & Hudson, 1985

Colorful Writing for a Monochrome Book
Often times, in the art world, pedantry and an overwrought sense of aesthetics make anything written on the subject unbearable for all but the snobbiest. Fortunately for the rest of rest, Mr. Hodin wrote this book. He is an engaging, lucid writer who has studied his ...

Bertolt Brecht como teórico de posexpresionismo, 1898-1956. (actor alemán)(TT: Bertolt Brecht as theorist of ...
Raquel Tibol

CISA Comunicacion e Informacion, S.A. de C.V., 1998

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Emil Nolde: Unpainted pictures

Emil Nolde

Stiftung SeebuÌ?ll Ada und Emil Nolde, 1987

Unpainted Pictures
Nolde, though sympathetic to the Nazi Party, was included among the artists who were exhibited in the "Degenerate Art Show". He was also banned from painting throughout the war which he spent in the north German town of Seebüll. Being the artist he was he was unable to ...

Munch (Masters of Art)
Thomas M. Messer

Thames & Hudson Ltd, 1987

Edvard Munch: "the Frieze of Life"
Arne Eggum, Reinhold Heller, ...

National Gallery Company Ltd, 1994

A team of international scholars analyze and illuminate a crucial period of Munch's development, as he became the catalyst of modern Expressionism.

Gauguin by Himself (By himself series)

Bulfinch Pr, 1993

This seventh book in a series which examines the lives of individual artists through their correspondence gives equal weight to Gauguin's activities as both a writer and an artist. It offers insight into his enigmatic, often uncompromising character, and traces the complex development of his art from hesitant Impressionism to the striking colour ...