Horace Pippin American Modern Anne Monahan Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Art General

A Nuanced Reassessment That Transforms Our Understanding Of This Self-Taught Artist Arguably The Most Successful African American His Day Horace Pippin (1888–1946) Taught Himself To Paint In 1930S And Quickly Earned International Renown For Depictions World War I Black Families Heroes Abraham Lincoln Abolitionist John Brown Singer Marian Anderson Among Other Subjects Volume Sheds New Light On How Disabled Combat Veteran Claimed Place Contemporary Art Organized Around Topics Autobiography Labor Artistic Process Gift Exchange It Reveals Range References Critiques Encoded Work Racial Class Cultural Dynamics Informed Meteoric Career Modern Offers Fresh Perspective Moment Contributes More Expansive History 20Th Century Featuring Over 60 Pippin’s Paintings Also Includes Two Previously Unknown Artist’s Statements—“The Story As Told By Himself” “How Paint”—And An Exhibition List Artworks Drawn From Research Σελίδες: 264 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0211 Διαστάσεις: 20 3X20 3Cm