The Shock of the New: The Hundred=Year History of Modern ArtKnopf Doubleday Publishing Group, 14 aug 2013 - 448 pagina's A beautifully illustrated hundred-year history of modern art, from cubism to pop and avant-guard. More than 250 color photos. |
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... building, so they decided to go up: to build a tower that would be the tallest manmade object on earth, topping out — before the installation of its present-day radio and TV masts — at 1056 feet. No doubt a biblical suggestion was at ...
... building, so they decided to go up: to build a tower that would be the tallest manmade object on earth, topping out — before the installation of its present-day radio and TV masts — at 1056 feet. No doubt a biblical suggestion was at ...
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... building is a sixteenth-century castle — the chdteau of the de la Rochefoucauld family. This castle is built up against the chalk cliff, and Braque made it his motif: that jumble of conical spires and triangular gables, vertically ...
... building is a sixteenth-century castle — the chdteau of the de la Rochefoucauld family. This castle is built up against the chalk cliff, and Braque made it his motif: that jumble of conical spires and triangular gables, vertically ...
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... buildings is very similar to Braque's house at Estaque — one feels that the whole image could almost be picked, like sculpture, off the canvas, including the hills in the distance behind the palm trees. And indeed, within a few years ...
... buildings is very similar to Braque's house at Estaque — one feels that the whole image could almost be picked, like sculpture, off the canvas, including the hills in the distance behind the palm trees. And indeed, within a few years ...
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... build their craft but that a new conception of the world, a different network of ideas, was being assembled from their flights. By flying the Channel, Blériot had “constructed” a bridge more imposing than any physical structure could be ...
... build their craft but that a new conception of the world, a different network of ideas, was being assembled from their flights. By flying the Channel, Blériot had “constructed” a bridge more imposing than any physical structure could be ...
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