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• catalog alternative "Depiction & interpretation".
• catalog alternative "Depiction & interpretation.".
• catalog contributor b3443025.
• catalog created "1993.".
• catalog date "1993".
• catalog date "1993.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1993.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 511-546) and index.".
• catalog description "Levels of Ambiguity Style and Content -- Aggression Turned Inward -- Ch. 5. Distance through Abstraction -- The Problem of Abstraction -- Abstraction Amidst Disaster -- The Iconographic Use of Abstraction -- Allegory and Abstraction -- Abstract Expressionism -- Silence and Recollection -- Trauma and Abstraction -- Abstraction as Expression -- Return to Abstraction -- Ch. 6 Jewish Identity -- Identification Through Prayer -- Prayer, Benediction and Expiation -- It Is a Tree of Life -- The Resurection of the Shtetl -- Hidden Messages -- The Younger Generation -- Kitaj-Diasporism and the Holocaust -- Ch. 7. Conclusions in the Aftermath -- Resurrection -- Feelings of Insecurity -- Continuing Trauma -- Remember: You Too Were Victims -- We Are Not The Last -- Holocaust and Apocalypse and Unto Your Generations.".
• catalog description "Revolts in the Ghetto -- Liberation -- The Survivors -- Existencial Aspects of the Survivor -- Survival in a World without Peace -- Whither Now? -- Intermezzo: From Depiction to Interpretation -- pt. 2. Interpretation -- Ch. 1. Primary Holocaust Symbols -- Barbed Wire -- The Crematorium Chimney -- Mothers and Children -- The Child Alone -- The Scream -- The Relics -- Memento Mori -- Ch. 2. Biblical Imagery -- The Biblical Hero -- Biblical Evil -- The Victim -- Isaac Sacrified -- Mourning and Silence -- Hope and Redemption -- 3. The Crucified Jew -- The Polemic Confrontation: Christ was a Jew -- Chagall's Crucified Jew -- Variation on the Jewish Jesus -- Christ in the Camps -- Postwar Developments -- Christ and the Church -- Ch. 4 Of Myths and Monsters -- A. Mythic Heroes and Villains -- Prometheous -- Hero and Anti-Hero -- B. The Face of Fascism -- Behind the Mask Lurks Death -- The Nazi Beast -- The Human Monster -- C. The Evil That is in Man -- ".
• catalog description "pt. 1. Depiction -- Ch. 1. I Am a Camera -- The Purposes of Camp Art -- Realism vs. Expressionism: the Problem of Style in Camp Art -- The Uses of Expressionism at Theresienstadt -- Inmates vs. Non-Inmates -- The Camp as Seen in Non-Inmate Art -- Ch. 2. On the Run -- Refugee Prototypes -- Chagall's Wandering Jews -- Documents of Flight -- Lipchitz: the Artist as Refugee -- Ch. 3. Mass Murder into Art -- The Road to Death -- Art vs. Atrocity -- Batween Aversion and Empathy -- From the Cattle Cars to the Crematorium -- Ch. 4. The Six Million -- A. The Witnesses -- B. Avowal and Denial -- The Charnel House -- Turning Documents into Art -- Disguising the Photographic Image -- A Denial of Meaning -- C. The Jewish Reaction -- Shahn's Substitutions -- Hyman Bloom's Beautiful Corpses -- Leonard Baskin's Dead Men -- Exceptions that Prove the Rule -- D. Lest We Forget -- Resurection of the Photographic Image -- The Witnesses Return -- Ch. 5. Resistance and Liberation -- The Partisans -- ".
• catalog extent "xxxiii, 567 p., [144] p. of plates :".
• catalog hasFormat "Depiction and interpretation.".
• catalog identifier "0080406564 (HC) :".
• catalog isFormatOf "Depiction and interpretation.".
• catalog isPartOf "Holocaust series".
• catalog issued "1993".
• catalog issued "1993.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Oxford ; New York : Pergamon Press,".
• catalog relation "Depiction and interpretation.".
• catalog subject "704.9/499405318 20".
• catalog subject "Art, Modern 20th century.".
• catalog subject "Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) Influence.".
• catalog subject "Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945), in art.".
• catalog subject "N8210 .A59 1993".
• catalog tableOfContents "Levels of Ambiguity Style and Content -- Aggression Turned Inward -- Ch. 5. Distance through Abstraction -- The Problem of Abstraction -- Abstraction Amidst Disaster -- The Iconographic Use of Abstraction -- Allegory and Abstraction -- Abstract Expressionism -- Silence and Recollection -- Trauma and Abstraction -- Abstraction as Expression -- Return to Abstraction -- Ch. 6 Jewish Identity -- Identification Through Prayer -- Prayer, Benediction and Expiation -- It Is a Tree of Life -- The Resurection of the Shtetl -- Hidden Messages -- The Younger Generation -- Kitaj-Diasporism and the Holocaust -- Ch. 7. Conclusions in the Aftermath -- Resurrection -- Feelings of Insecurity -- Continuing Trauma -- Remember: You Too Were Victims -- We Are Not The Last -- Holocaust and Apocalypse and Unto Your Generations.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Revolts in the Ghetto -- Liberation -- The Survivors -- Existencial Aspects of the Survivor -- Survival in a World without Peace -- Whither Now? -- Intermezzo: From Depiction to Interpretation -- pt. 2. Interpretation -- Ch. 1. Primary Holocaust Symbols -- Barbed Wire -- The Crematorium Chimney -- Mothers and Children -- The Child Alone -- The Scream -- The Relics -- Memento Mori -- Ch. 2. Biblical Imagery -- The Biblical Hero -- Biblical Evil -- The Victim -- Isaac Sacrified -- Mourning and Silence -- Hope and Redemption -- 3. The Crucified Jew -- The Polemic Confrontation: Christ was a Jew -- Chagall's Crucified Jew -- Variation on the Jewish Jesus -- Christ in the Camps -- Postwar Developments -- Christ and the Church -- Ch. 4 Of Myths and Monsters -- A. Mythic Heroes and Villains -- Prometheous -- Hero and Anti-Hero -- B. The Face of Fascism -- Behind the Mask Lurks Death -- The Nazi Beast -- The Human Monster -- C. The Evil That is in Man -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. 1. Depiction -- Ch. 1. I Am a Camera -- The Purposes of Camp Art -- Realism vs. Expressionism: the Problem of Style in Camp Art -- The Uses of Expressionism at Theresienstadt -- Inmates vs. Non-Inmates -- The Camp as Seen in Non-Inmate Art -- Ch. 2. On the Run -- Refugee Prototypes -- Chagall's Wandering Jews -- Documents of Flight -- Lipchitz: the Artist as Refugee -- Ch. 3. Mass Murder into Art -- The Road to Death -- Art vs. Atrocity -- Batween Aversion and Empathy -- From the Cattle Cars to the Crematorium -- Ch. 4. The Six Million -- A. The Witnesses -- B. Avowal and Denial -- The Charnel House -- Turning Documents into Art -- Disguising the Photographic Image -- A Denial of Meaning -- C. The Jewish Reaction -- Shahn's Substitutions -- Hyman Bloom's Beautiful Corpses -- Leonard Baskin's Dead Men -- Exceptions that Prove the Rule -- D. Lest We Forget -- Resurection of the Photographic Image -- The Witnesses Return -- Ch. 5. Resistance and Liberation -- The Partisans -- ".
• catalog title "Depiction & interpretation".
• catalog title "Depiction & interpretation.".
• catalog title "Depiction and interpretation : the influence of the Holocaust on the visual arts / by Ziva Amishai-Maisels.".
• catalog type "text".