30,000 Years of Art: The Story of Human Creativity Across Time and Space
door
Phaidon Press
Nog geen beoordelingen
History
Art & Photography
Formaat
Hardcover
Pagina's
1,072
Taal
Engels
Gepubliceerd
Oct 22, 2007
Uitgever
Phaidon Press
Editie
First Edition
ISBN-10
0714847895
ISBN-13
9780714847894
Beschrijving
Exploring the vast tapestry of human creativity, this comprehensive work delves into 30,000 years of artistic expression, tracing its evolution from prehistoric times to contemporary masterpieces. The authors invite readers on a journey through various cultures, showcasing how art has continuously reflected and influenced human experience across different eras and geographic landscapes.
Each segment is imbued with insights into the motivations behind artistic endeavors, revealing how societal values, beliefs, and technological advancements shape the way art is produced and perceived. The breadth of featured works includes iconic pieces like the Lion Man of Hohlenstein-Stadel, bringing to life the raw, primal creativity of our ancient ancestors.
The anthology juxtaposes these age-old creations with modern contributions, such as James Turrell's striking photographs. This connection between past and present illustrates the ongoing dialogue between different artistic expressions, emphasizing continuity amidst change.
Richly illustrated and deeply researched, the narrative not only engages lovers of art but also becomes a vital resource for understanding the fundamental drive that compels humanity to create, innovate, and inspire across millennia.
Each segment is imbued with insights into the motivations behind artistic endeavors, revealing how societal values, beliefs, and technological advancements shape the way art is produced and perceived. The breadth of featured works includes iconic pieces like the Lion Man of Hohlenstein-Stadel, bringing to life the raw, primal creativity of our ancient ancestors.
The anthology juxtaposes these age-old creations with modern contributions, such as James Turrell's striking photographs. This connection between past and present illustrates the ongoing dialogue between different artistic expressions, emphasizing continuity amidst change.
Richly illustrated and deeply researched, the narrative not only engages lovers of art but also becomes a vital resource for understanding the fundamental drive that compels humanity to create, innovate, and inspire across millennia.
Recensies
Nog geen beoordelingen
Wees de eerste om dit boek te recenseren en deel je gedachten
Voeg Eerste Recensie ToeLeeslogboek
Geen leeslogboeken gevonden
Begin met het volgen van je leesvoortgang om logboeken hier te zien
Voeg je eerste leeslogboek toeNotities
Geen notities gevonden
Begin met het toevoegen van notities om ze hier te zien
Voeg je eerste notitie toeTransactielogboek
Geen transactielogboeken gevonden
Begin met het volgen van je boektransacties om logboeken hier te zien
Voeg je eerste transactielogboek toe