Vanessa Bell: The Life And Art Of A Bloomsbury Radical Wendy Hitchmough Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts General

One Of Britain’s Most Radical And Influential Artists Working In The First Decades Twentieth Century Vanessa Bell Was A Pioneer For Professional Women Leading Figure Within Bloomsbury Group Known Her Unconventional Lifestyle But Work As Painter Designer Decorator Has Often Been Overlooked Relegated Bombastic Male-Dominated Field British Modernism With New Research Including Previously Unpublished Letters Wendy Hitchmough Explores Ways Which (1879–1961) Forged Pathways Modernist Woman Writing Openly About Depression Mental Health At Time When Subject Stigmatised Well Challenging Taboos Surrounding Women’s Bodies Exploited Patriarchal Society That Oppressed She Responded To Nudes Pastoral Scenes Cézanne Gauguin Picasso Matisse Themes Miscarriage Motherhood Exhibited Partner Duncan Grant Comparisons Between Their Parallel Careers Highlight Gender Disparities Shaped Life Bell: Art Celebrates Artist’s Trailblazing Approach Rejection Conventions Challenge Posed Structures Early Twentieth-Century Σελίδες: 352 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0608 Διαστάσεις: 15 6X15 6Cm