The museum of scandals - Baucheron Eléa; Routex Diane
art that shocked the world
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For centuries artists have been pushing the limits of society's norms, whether in the form of a new technique, subject matter, or message. In the 15th century, a fresco by Masaccio shocked audiences by playing with perspective to depict Adam and Eve's expulsion from Eden. Some 500 years later, Diego Rivera featured Lenin at the center of Man at the Crossroads , commissioned by John D. Rockefeller Jr. for the lobby of New York's soon-to-be-completed Rockefeller Center
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2013Uitgever: Prestel Publishing175 paginasTaal: EngelsISBN-10: 3791348493ISBN-13: 9783791348490Koop dit boek tweedehands
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Bound, hardcover with original dustjacket, 175pp., 22x27cm., illustr. in col. and b/w., in very good condition. ISBN 9783791348490.
Munich - London - New York Prestel 2013
Spanning the Renaissance to the 21st century, this riveting collection of scandalous works shows how the notion of "shocking" art has evolved and explores why and how artists continue to push the public?s visual buttons. For centuries artists have been pushing the limits of society?s norms, whether in the form of a new technique, subject m...
Munich - London - New York Prestel 2013
Spanning the Renaissance to the 21st century, this riveting collection of scandalous works shows how the notion of "shocking" art has evolved and explores why and how artists continue to push the public?s visual buttons. For centuries artists have been pushing the limits of society?s norms, whether in the form of a new technique, subject m...
