American Modern: Hopper To O&Apos Keefe Esther Adler Museum Of Modern Art Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts General

American Modern Presents A Fresh Look At The Museum Of Art’s Holdings Art Made Between 1915 And 1950 Considers Cultural Preoccupations Rapidly Changing Society In First Half 20Th Century Organized Thematically Featuring Paintings Drawings Prints Photographs Sculpture Film Publication Brings Together Some Museum’s Most Celebrated Masterworks Contextualizing Them Across Mediums Amidst Lesser-Seen But Revelatory Works Selection By Artists Such As Edward Hopper Georgia O’keeffe Charles Sheeler Burchfield Stuart Davis Include Urban Rural Landscapes Scenes Industry Still-Life Compositions Portraiture Although Varying Style Specifics They Share Certain Underlying Visual Emotional Tendencies Cityscapes Factories Are Eerily Emptied Crush Residents That Flocked To Becoming Both Celebration Clean Form Technological Advances Sheeler’s Reflection Anxiety About Increasingly Life-Styles Their Consequences For Individual Hopper’s Iconic Night Windows Equally Silent No Less Haunting Perhaps Reflect Nostalgia Seemingly Simpler Times Early Traditions Values Rather Than An Encyclopedic View Period This Volume Is Focused Strengths Surprises Moma’s Collection Area Has Played Rich Major Role Institution’s History Σελίδες: 144 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1001 Διαστάσεις: 24X24Cm