Art : an introduction / Eleanor C. Munro
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- 155034316
- N 5305 .C54 1972

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National University - Manila | LRC - Architecture General Circulation | COA General | GC N 5305 .C54 1972 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | c.1 | Available | NULIB000009176 |
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GC NK 2195.R4 .E38 2013 Eat! : best of restaurant design. | GC N 5300 .G37 1986 vol.1 c.2 Gardner's art through the ages / | GC N 5300 .G66 1972 The story of art, with 398 illustrations / | GC N 5305 .C54 1972 Art : an introduction / | GC N 6494 .W33 1970 Cubism / | GC N 6505 .T54 1977 Art America / | GC RA 967 .R67 1971 c.1 Hospital architecture : integrated components / |
Introduction -- Prehistoric and primitive arts -- Egypt -- Mesopotamia -- The classical world: Greece -- The classical world: Rome -- The Eastern empire: Byzantium -- The Islamic empire -- India and Indonesia -- China -- Japan -- Pre-Colombian art -- The middle ages -- The late Gothic north -- The Italian renaissance: Florence and Rome -- Venice -- The renaissance in the north -- The birth of Baroque: Rome -- Catholic Baroque: Spain, Flanders, and Versailles -- Protestant Baroque: Netherlands, England and the colonies -- Eighteenth century: Rococo and Neoclassic -- Nineteenth century: Revolution, Romanticism and the School of Paris -- America -- Twentieth century: art becomes international -- Glossary of art terms -- Glossary of artists -- Chronological charts of periods of art -- Index
The second edition of Art: An Introduction, like the first, is based on a dual approach to art. Part 1 discusses the elements of form, design, technique, iconography, and esthetics. Part II presents a historical survey in which these elements are utilized for stylistic analysis in discussions of painting, sculpture, and architecture.
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