Name: Fundamentals of Art History
Brand: Hachette Book Group

*Fundamentals of Art History* is an essential resource for art history students and is a fascinating read for anyone interested in art history. The book discusses both formal analysis and contextual analysis as methods for examining art, and students will find the added step-by-step information on how to employ these methods useful when writing papers and preparing for exams. This revised edition also delves into the effects of the market and museums on art, discusses the subjects of iconography and iconology, and includes new images and more case studies.

Authors — Anne D’Alleva and Michael Cothren.

Paperback. 168 pages. 8-1/4"H x 5-1/2"W.




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Fundamentals of Art History, contents page

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Methods and Theories of Art History, book cover

*Methods and Theories of Art History Third Edition* provides a comprehensive discussion of the critical theories that are used to analyze art. The book covers the difference between method and theory, various approaches to works of art, and includes a new conclusion that focuses on how theory affects the way art is studied and analyzed. Recent scholarship in contemporary art has also been incorporated into this edition, and the book is divided into smaller sections, making it easy to find and navigate the information discussed.

Authors — Anne D’Alleva and Michael Cothren.

Paperback. 200 pages. 8-1/4"H x 5-1/2"W.

*Methods and Theories of Art History Third Edition* provides a comprehensive discussion of the critical theories that are used to analyze art. The book covers the difference between method and theory, various approaches to works of art, and includes a new conclusion that focuses on how theory affects the way art is studied and analyzed. Recent scholarship in contemporary art has also been incorporated into this edition.

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The story of modern art began with a revolution in the mid-19th century&nbsp;&mdash;&nbsp;when the Realists started rejecting Romanticism in favor of depicting life as it really was. Ever since that time, artists have been rebelling, rethinking, deconstructing, and challenging notions of what art can be.    Filled with stunning reproductions of some of the world's greatest masterpieces,  50 Art Movements You Should Know  offers a chronological journey through artistic revolutions, from Realism to the New Leipzig School. Covering a wide range of movements, both familiar and obscure, this accessible and informative volume is a perfect introduction for readers interested in art's constantly evolving story.   Each movement is presented in a clear, understandable way, with a concise definition and description, detailed color illustrations, and in-depth profiles of the artists crucial to the movement's development.    Author&nbsp;&mdash;&nbsp;Rosalind Ormiston.   Paperback. 144 pages. 7&frac12;&quot;&nbsp;&times;&nbsp;9&frac12;&quot; (19&nbsp;cm&nbsp;&times;&nbsp;24&nbsp;cm).

Filled with stunning reproductions of some of the world’s greatest masterpieces, 50 Art Movements You Should Know offers a chronological journey through artistic revolutions, from Realism to the New Leipzig School. Author — Rosalind Ormiston.

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Introduce children to more than 50 great artists and their work with  *An Eye for Art*, a lively family-oriented art resource. This treasure trove from the National Gallery of Art features work by, among others, Raphael, Rembrandt, Georgia O'Keeffe, Henri Matisse, Chuck Close, Jacob Lawrence, Pablo Picasso, and Alexander Calder. 

Each chapter is focused on a theme ranging from studying nature and observing everyday life to breaking traditions and telling stories. All include creations from a broad spectrum of artists, nationalities, and time periods, covering a wide array of artistic styles and techniques.  

Written by museum educators with decades of hands-on experience helping children connect with art and the lives of artists, the book contains 40 fun activities to inspire the artist in every child.  

Projects include: 
  
-   Molding a clay figure inspired by Edgar Degas's sculptures 
-   Creating a story based on a Mary Cassatt painting  
-   Drawing an object from touch alone, inspired by Joan Mir&oacute;'s experience as an art student 
-   Painting a double-sided portrait reflecting physical traits and personality traits, inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's Ginevra de' Benci 
  
Author&nbsp;&mdash;&nbsp;The National Society for Art. 
Paperback. 180 pages. 9&quot;&nbsp;&times;&nbsp;11&quot; (23&nbsp;cm&nbsp;&times;&nbsp;28&nbsp;cm).

Introduce children to more than 50 great artists and their work with An Eye for Art, a lively family-oriented art resource. This treasure trove from the National Gallery of Art features work by Raphael, Rembrandt, Georgia O’Keeffe, Henri Matisse, Chuck Close, Jacob Lawrence, and Pablo Picasso. Author — The National Society for Art.

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Bring art to life with lessons that showcase the successes and struggles of legendary artists. Build an appreciation for major artists and movements, up to present day. Includes new biographies and includes a full color art highlight insert.    Author &mdash; Phyllis Clausen Barker.

Bring art to life with lessons that showcase the successes and struggles of artists. Build an appreciation for major artists and movements, up to present day. Includes new biographies and includes a full color art highlight insert. Author - Phyllis Clausen Barker.

*Fundamentals of Art History* is an essential resource for art history students and is a fascinating read for anyone interested in art history. The book discusses both formal analysis and contextual analysis as methods for examining art and includes set-by-step information on how to employ these methods.

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*Fundamentals of Art History* is an essential resource for art history students and is a fascinating read for anyone interested in art history. The book discusses both formal analysis and contextual analysis as methods for examining art and includes set-by-step information on how to employ these methods. This revised edition also delves into the effects of the market and museums on art, discusses the subjects of iconography and iconology, and includes new images and more case studies.

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