Art Of The Baltic States: Modernism Freedom And Identity 1900–1950 Serge Fauchereau Thames Hudson Ltd Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts General

A Lavishly Illustrated Reference On Little-Known Chapter In Art History – The Of Three Baltic States Covering Wide Range Mediums Movements And Styles Lithuania Latvia Estonia Retain Strong Cultural Identities That Have Survived Despite Centuries Colonization By Powerful Neighbouring Lands Late 19Th Early 20Th Artists Writers Were Starting To Reclaim Promote Their Own Artistic Heritage As Radically Distinct From Invading Nations With Pioneers Such M K Ciurlionis Vilhelms Purvitis Demonstrating Rare Originality Work Wake First World War Countries Regained Autonomy 1920S 30S Became Rich Period Openness International Exchange Modernism All Its Forms Flourished Not Only Painting But Sculpture Printmaking Photomontage Decorative Arts Ranging Elegant Abstraction Arnold Akberg Provocative Figuration Karlis Padegs Experimental Photography Domicele Tarabildiene Is Organized Into Main Chapters Documenting Each Country Enriched Illustrations Important Museum Collections Fauchereau Covers Key Well Complex Historical Background Time Under Czars German Crown Invasion Soviet Union Beyond Showcased Section This Wonderful Guide Vibrant Field European Often Overlooked Deserves Rediscovery Place Global Stage Σελίδες: 256 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0224 Διαστάσεις: 19 5X19 5Cm