Van Gogh And The End Of Nature Michael Lobel Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Art General

A Groundbreaking Reassessment That Foregrounds Van Gogh’s Profound Engagement With The Industrial Age While Making His Work Newly Relevant For Our World Today “Van Gogh Has Never Seemed More This Stands As My Favorite Book Of Year In Any Genre ”—John Vincler Cultured Vincent (1853–1890) Is Most Often Portrayed Consummate Painter Nature Whose Gained Its Strength From Direct Encounters Unspoiled Landscape Michael Lobel Upends Commonplace View By Showing How Pictures Are Inseparable Modern Era Which Artist Lived—From Factories And Polluted Skies To Coal Mines Gasworks—And Art Drew Upon Waste Pollution Subjects Even Very Materials Out It Was Made Underscores Environmental Realities Time Provides Repeated Forewarnings Threats Climate Change Ecological Destruction We Face End Offers Radical Revisioning Nearly Full Span Artist’s Career Considering Artistic Process Choice Some Beloved Iconic Merging Timely Sense Urgency Bold New Readings One World’s Acclaimed Artists Weaves Together Detailed Historical Research Perceptive Analysis Into An Illuminating Portrait Changing Σελίδες: 200 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0905 Διαστάσεις: 17 8X17 8Cm