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Abstraction

paths to abstraction, 1867-1917

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An edition of Abstraction (2010)

Abstraction

paths to abstraction, 1867-1917

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Surveying the art of 5 decades, from 1867 to 1917, this book follows the broad and diverse ways that artists and their public learnt to see and to judge works of art abstractly. It argues that abstraction arose directly from a tradition of speculation about the nature of art and of aesthetic experience.

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295

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Abstraction: paths to abstraction, 1867-1917
2010, Art Gallery of New South Wales
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Edition Notes

Essays by Jean-Claude Lebensztejn, Richard Shiff, Annegret Hoberg and Terence Maloon.

Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, 26 June-19 September 2010.

Includes bibliographic references and index.

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Sydney
Other Titles
Paths to abstraction, 1867-1917

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Library of Congress
N6494.A2 A275 2010

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295 p. :
Number of pages
295

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Open Library
OL25031525M
ISBN 10
1741740568
ISBN 13
9781741740561
LCCN
2010533016
OCLC/WorldCat
645834302

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