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Author Wilkins, David G.

Title Art past, art present / David G. Wilkins, Bernard Schultz, Katheryn M. Linduff
Edition Third edition
Published New York, N.Y. ; [Great Britain] : Harry N. Abrams, 1997

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Description 628 pages : illustrations (some color), color maps ; 29 cm
Contents Part 1 Experiencing Art 14 -- Viewing Art 18 -- Analyzing Art 22 -- Art and Artists in History 32 -- Part 2 Prehistoric Art 36 -- Global Timescope: Prehistoric Art 46 -- Part 3 Ancient Art 48 -- Art Past/Art Present: The Concept of the Classical 52 -- Global Timescope: Ancient Art 54 -- Sumerian Art 56 -- Ancient Egyptian Art 58 -- Ancient Egyptian Art: The Palette of Narmer 62 -- Technique: Relief Sculpture 63 -- The Egyptian Pyramids 64 -- The Egyptian Temple 66 -- Technique: Post-and-Lintel Construction 68 -- Technique: How to Read Architectural Diagrams 69 -- Egyptian Tomb Paintings and Painted Reliefs 70 -- Technique: Figure-Ground Relationships 71 -- The Indus Valley Civilization 72 -- Aegean Art: Minoan and Mycenaean 74 -- Ancient China: The Shang Dynasty 78 -- Technique: Chinese Piece-Mold Bronze Casting 79 -- Assyrian and Early Persian Art 80 -- Etruscan Art 82 -- Ancient Greek Art 84 -- Greek Vase Painting 88 -- Greek Sculpture: Archaic Style and Severe Style 90 -- Technique: The Classical Orders 92 -- Art Past/Art Present: The Impact of the Ancient Greek Orders 93 -- Greek Doric Architecture 94 -- Greek Sculpture: Severe Style 96 -- Technique: Greek Lost-Wax Bronze Casting 97 -- Greek Classical-Style Sculpture 98 -- Technique: Contrapposto in Sculpture 99 -- Greek Architecture: The Parthenon, Athens 100 -- Greek Sculpture: The Parthenon 102 -- Greek Sculpture and Painting: Fourth Century BCE 104 -- Hellenistic Art 106 -- Early Buddhist Art 110 -- The Art of the Roman Republic 114 -- The Art of the Roman Empire 118 -- Roman Frescoes and Illusionism 126 -- Technique: Roman Fresco 128 -- Technique: Illusionism 129 -- Roman Architecture: The Flavian Amphitheater 130 -- Technique: Roman Engineering: The Arch, the Vault, and Concrete 132 -- Roman Architecture: The Pantheon, Rome 136 -- Roman Public Architecture 138 -- Mesoamerican Art: Teotihuacan 140 -- Part 4 Art from 200 to 1400 144 -- Art Past/Art Present: Naming the Middle Ages 146 -- Global Timescope: The Middle Ages 152 -- Jewish Art: The Synagogue at Dura Europos 154 -- Early Christian Art 156 -- Technique: Christianity and Symbolism 158 -- Early Christian Architecture 160 -- The Shinto Shrine at Ise, Japan 162 -- Byzantine Art 164 -- Hagia Sophia 168 -- San Vitale, Ravenna 170 -- Technique: Mosaic 173 -- Anglo-Saxon Metalwork 174 -- Hiberno-Saxon Manuscript Illumination 176 -- The Chinese Imperial City of Chang'an 178 -- Buddhist Art at Horyuji 182 -- Technique: Tou-Kung Bracketing 183 -- Hindu Art at Ellora 186 -- Islamic Art at Cordoba 188 -- Carolingian Art 192 -- The Monastery in the West 194 -- Buddhist Art in Indonesia 196 -- Chinese Art: Landscape Painting 198 -- Art Past/Art Present: Chinese Aesthetic Theory 201 -- Ottonian Art 202 -- Romanesque Art 204 -- Romanesque Architecture at Conques 208 -- Romanesque Sculpture 210 -- Later Byzantine Art 212 -- Angkor Wat: Cult of the God-King 214 -- The Japanese Narrative Scroll 216 -- Gothic Art 218 -- The Gothic Cathedral: Chartres 222 -- Technique: Proportions of Gothic Cathedrals, 1160-1230 224 -- Technique: Gothic Engineering 226 -- Technique: Regional Styles of Gothic Architecture 227 -- Gothic Sculpture 228 -- Technique: Gothic Stained Glass 230 -- Early Italian Painting 232 -- Giotto, the Arena Chapel Frescoes 234 -- Technique: Tempera and Fresco 236 -- The Royal Art of African Kingdoms 238 -- Part 5 Fifteenth-Century Art 240 -- Global Timescope: Renaissance 250 -- Early Renaissance Sculpture in Florence 252 -- Flemish Painting: The Limbourg Brothers 254 -- Flemish Painting: Robert Campin 256 -- Italian Renaissance Painting: Masaccio 258 -- Technique: Fresco, Oil, and Tempera 261 -- Technique: Scientific Perspective 262 -- Flemish Painting: Hubert and Jan Van Eyck 264 -- Italian Renaissance Sculpture: Lorenzo Ghiberti 266 -- Technique: Wood Carving 268 -- Flemish Painting: Jan Van Eyck 270 -- Technique: The Development of Oil Painting in Flanders 272 -- Italian Renaissance Architecture: Brunelleschi 274 -- The Italian Renaissance Palace 276 -- The Beginning of Portraiture in Europe 278 -- Italian Renaissance Painting: Andrea Mantegna 280 -- Technique: Foreshortening 281 -- Technique: Italian Renaissance Drawing 282 -- Italian Renaissance Painting: Sandro Botticelli 284 -- Italian Renaissance Painting: Leonardo Da Vinci 286 -- Italian Renaissance Painting: Leonardo's the Last Supper 288 -- Italian Renaissance Sculpture: Michelangelo's St. Peter's Pieta 290 -- Part 6 Sixteenth-Century Art 292 -- Global Timescope: Sixteenth Century 302 -- Italian Renaissance Sculpture: Michelangelo 304 -- Technique: Stone Sculpture 305 -- Italian High Renaissance Portraiture 306 -- German Printmaking: Albrecht Durer 308 -- Technique: Printmaking: Engraving and Woodcut 310 -- New St. Peter's Basilica, Rome 312 -- Michelangelo, Sistine Chapel Ceiling 314 -- Raphael, Stanza Della Segnatura 318 -- High Renaissance Painting in Venice 320 -- Hieronymus Bosch, "Garden of Earthly Delights" Triptych 322 -- German Painting: Matthias Grunewald, Isenheim Altarpiece 324 -- Titian's Altarpieces -- Technique: Venetian Painting 328 -- Later Michelangelo and the Development of Mannerism 330 -- Mannerism 332 -- Early Landscape Painting 334 -- Pieter Brueghel the Elder 336 -- Islamic Art of the Ottomans 338 -- Late-Sixteenth-Century Architecture 340 -- Veronese and the Impact of the Counter-Reformation 342 -- The Art of Zen Buddhism in Japan 344 -- Part 7 Seventeenth-Century Art 346 -- Global Timescope: Seventeenth Century 356 -- Caravaggio and His Influence 358 -- Baroque Genre Painting 362 -- Peter Paul Rubens 364 -- Bernini's Works for St
Peter's 366 -- The Dutch Baroque Group Portrait 368 -- Baroque Architecture: Francesco Borromini 370 -- Bernini, Ecstasy of Saint Teresa 372 -- Technique: The Art of Drawing: Rembrandt 374 -- Rembrandt: Late Paintings 376 -- Technique: Printmaking: Etching and Drypoint 378 -- Diego Velazquez 380 -- Baroque Classicism: Nicolas Poussin 382 -- Dutch Still-Life Painting 384 -- The Palace at Versailles 386 -- Japanese Art 388 -- Landscape Painting 390 -- Part 8 Eighteenth-Century Art 392 -- Global Timescope: Eighteenth Century 400 -- Eighteenth-Century Painting in Europe 402 -- Rococo Architecture and Sculpture 404 -- Eighteenth-Century Portraiture 406 -- Thomas Jefferson and Neoclassical Architecture in the United States 408 -- Neoclassical Painting 410 -- Part 9 Nineteenth-Century Art 412 -- Global Timescope: Nineteenth Century 426 -- The Continuation of Neoclassicism 428 -- Francisco Goya 430 -- Romanticism 432 -- Romantic Landscape Painting 434 -- Japanese Prints 436 -- Honore Daumier and the Political Print 438 -- Technique: Lithography 439 -- Romantic Revival Architecture 440 -- American Romantic Painting 442 -- French Realism: Gustave Courbet 444 -- Academic Art 446 -- New Materials and Engineering In Architecture 448 -- Technique: New Materials in Architecture 451 -- Late-Nineteenth-Century Revival Architecture 452 -- Edouard Manet 454 -- Early Photography and Photographic Technique 456 -- Late-Nineteenth-Century Sculpture 458 -- Impressionism 460 -- Technique: Impressionism 463 -- Edgar Degas, Berthe Morisot, and Mary Cassatt 464 -- American Realism: Thomas Eakins and Henry Tanner 466 -- Auguste Rodin 468 -- Winslow Homer 470 -- Technique: Watercolor and Gouache 471 -- Post-Impressionism: Gauguin and Seurat 472 -- Post-Impressionism: Van Gogh 474 -- Post-Impressionism: Cezanne 478 -- The Beginnings of the Skyscraper 480 -- Edvard Munch 482 -- Part 10 Twentieth-Century Art 484 -- Global Timescope: Twentieth Century 500 -- Fauvism 502 -- African Art and Ritual 504 -- Native American Art 506 -- The Origins of Cubism 510 -- Frank Lloyd Wright, Robie House 512 -- Technique: The Cantilever 513 -- Analytical Cubism 514 -- Synthetic Cubism 516 -- Technique: Collage and Assemblage 517 -- The Influence of Cubism 518 -- Abstraction in Sculpture 520 -- Malevich and the Russian Avant-Garde 522 -- German Expressionism: Die Brucke 524 -- German Expressionism: Der Blaue Reiter 526 -- Fantasy 528 -- Dada 530 -- De Stijl and The Bauhaus 532 -- Diego Rivera and Mexican Mural Painting 536 -- Modernism in American Painting 538 -- Photography 542 -- Surrealism 544 -- Pablo Picasso, Guernica 546 -- Sculpture in the 1930s and 1940s 548 -- International Style Architecture 552 -- Abstract Expressionism and Post-Painterly Abstraction 554 -- Le Corbusier 558 -- Film in Japan 560 -- The Return to the Object: Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg 562 -- Hard-Edge and Op Art 564 -- Pop Art 566 -- Photography Since 1945 568 -- Conceptual, Performance, Installation, and Video Art 570 -- The Development of Minimal Art 572 -- Earth and Land Art 574 -- The New Realism 576 -- Postmodernism 578 -- Architecture Since 1970 580 -- Pattern and Decoration 584 -- Neo-Expressionism 586 -- Japanese Architecture 588 -- Appropriation 590 -- Avant-Garde Chinese Art 592 -- Recent Developments 594
Summary Art Past/Art Present's global overview and clear expression are finely tuned to the outlook of our times and to satisfying our curiosity about art from its beginnings to its most current expressions everywhere
The narrative is chronological through time and across cultures, so that one can visit the world of art in any era and learn what was happening around the globe. Clear, synthesizing overviews of each major section provide historical, social, and cultural foundations for the presentation of the art and architecture covered in those sections. The book's strong design provides dependable visual cues for different kinds of information: for example, boxed explications of art techniques and Timescopes, which are integrated chronological tables that organize important information by geographical area, date, and key events in art and history for each major period. Patronage and sponsorship - who commissioned and paid for artworks, and why - are treated in captions for every work that has a known or presumed sponsor
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 613-615) and index
Subject Art -- History.
Author Linduff, Katheryn M.
Schultz, Bernard, 1948-
LC no. 96049510
ISBN 0810919818