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• catalog abstract ""Modern Art narrates, in word and image alike, one of the great stories of our time - how Western vanguard culture created modernist art by heeding the call "to make it new." Uniquely, the artists of our time, beginning with Matisse and Picasso, won the title "modern" by making innovation - a rejection of the past - the paramount value of their whole enterprise. Such an approach virtually guaranteed that the art it produced would be as experimental as science and a spirited, invigorating challenge for both mind and eye. It is this sense of intellectual and aesthetic ferment that Modern Art captures in its lavish design and abundant color, and also in its close integration of the visual and the verbal. And the book does so right up through the 1990s to the start of the third millennium, ranging across a broad spectrum of visual arts, from painting and sculpture to conceptual forms, installation, video, and architecture. It is a narrative also enriched by its borrowings from Africa, Asia, and Pre-Columbian America, as well as bound up with comparable breakthroughs in science and technology, politics and economics, philosophy and psychology."--Jacket.".
• catalog contributor b11633196.
• catalog contributor b11633197.
• catalog contributor b11633198.
• catalog created "2000.".
• catalog date "2000".
• catalog date "2000.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "2000.".
• catalog description ""Modern Art narrates, in word and image alike, one of the great stories of our time - how Western vanguard culture created modernist art by heeding the call "to make it new." Uniquely, the artists of our time, beginning with Matisse and Picasso, won the title "modern" by making innovation - a rejection of the past - the paramount value of their whole enterprise. Such an approach virtually guaranteed that the art it produced would be as experimental as science and a spirited, invigorating challenge for both mind and eye. It is this sense of intellectual and aesthetic ferment that Modern Art captures in its lavish design and abundant color, and also in its close integration of the visual and the verbal.".
• catalog description "1. Modernism and its origins in the 19th century -- 2. Seurat, Cézanne, and the language of structure -- 3. Gauguin, van Gogh, and the language of vision -- 4. Art nouveau in painting and design -- 5. Early modern sculpture : from Rodin to Brancusi -- 6. Tradition and innovation in architecture : 1880-1914 -- 7. Expressionism in France : Matisse and the Fauves -- 9. The Cubist revolution : Braque and Picasso -- 10. From Cubism to abstract art : Futurism, Suprematism, De Stijl -- 11. Dada and fantastic art -- 12. Surrealism : the resolution of dream and reality -- 13. The shaping of a new architecture : 1918-40 -- ch. 14. The School of Paris between the wars -- 15. International abstraction: constructivism and the Bauhaus -- 16. American art in the wake of the Armory show -- 17. The New York School : abstract expressionism -- 18. The postwar European school : L'art informel, expressionist figuration, welded sculpture -- 19. American art of the sixties : pop art and minimalsim [sic] -- 20. Europe's new realism, pop art, and abstraction -- 21. The diffusion of the new architecture : 1954-75 -- 22. The post-minimal/post-modern seventies : from conceptual art to new image -- 23. The post-modern eighties : from neo-expressionism to neo-conceptualism -- 24. The nineties : art for the millennium -- 25. Post- and neo-modernism in architecture.".
• catalog description "And the book does so right up through the 1990s to the start of the third millennium, ranging across a broad spectrum of visual arts, from painting and sculpture to conceptual forms, installation, video, and architecture. It is a narrative also enriched by its borrowings from Africa, Asia, and Pre-Columbian America, as well as bound up with comparable breakthroughs in science and technology, politics and economics, philosophy and psychology."--Jacket.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 441-444) and index.".
• catalog extent "448 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "Modern art.".
• catalog identifier "013924705X".
• catalog identifier "0810943832".
• catalog isFormatOf "Modern art.".
• catalog issued "2000".
• catalog issued "2000.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York, N.Y. : Harry N. Abrams,".
• catalog relation "Modern art.".
• catalog subject "709/.04 21".
• catalog subject "Art, Modern 19th century.".
• catalog subject "Art, Modern 20th century.".
• catalog subject "N6447 .H86 2000".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. Modernism and its origins in the 19th century -- 2. Seurat, Cézanne, and the language of structure -- 3. Gauguin, van Gogh, and the language of vision -- 4. Art nouveau in painting and design -- 5. Early modern sculpture : from Rodin to Brancusi -- 6. Tradition and innovation in architecture : 1880-1914 -- 7. Expressionism in France : Matisse and the Fauves -- 9. The Cubist revolution : Braque and Picasso -- 10. From Cubism to abstract art : Futurism, Suprematism, De Stijl -- 11. Dada and fantastic art -- 12. Surrealism : the resolution of dream and reality -- 13. The shaping of a new architecture : 1918-40 -- ch. 14. The School of Paris between the wars -- 15. International abstraction: constructivism and the Bauhaus -- 16. American art in the wake of the Armory show -- 17. The New York School : abstract expressionism -- 18. The postwar European school : L'art informel, expressionist figuration, welded sculpture -- 19. American art of the sixties : pop art and minimalsim [sic] -- 20. Europe's new realism, pop art, and abstraction -- 21. The diffusion of the new architecture : 1954-75 -- 22. The post-minimal/post-modern seventies : from conceptual art to new image -- 23. The post-modern eighties : from neo-expressionism to neo-conceptualism -- 24. The nineties : art for the millennium -- 25. Post- and neo-modernism in architecture.".
• catalog title "Modern art : painting, sculpture, architecture / Sam Hunter, John Jacobus, Daniel Wheeler.".
• catalog type "text".