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Understanding Paintings: Themes in Art Explored and Explained [Hardback]

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  • Formāts: Hardback, 272 pages, height x width x depth: 305x241x25 mm, weight: 1701 g, illustrations (chiefly colour) colour facsimiles, colour portraits
  • Izdošanas datums: 08-Oct-2001
  • Izdevniecība: Watson-Guptill Publications
  • ISBN-10: 0823055795
  • ISBN-13: 9780823055791
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  • Formāts: Hardback, 272 pages, height x width x depth: 305x241x25 mm, weight: 1701 g, illustrations (chiefly colour) colour facsimiles, colour portraits
  • Izdošanas datums: 08-Oct-2001
  • Izdevniecība: Watson-Guptill Publications
  • ISBN-10: 0823055795
  • ISBN-13: 9780823055791
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Introduction 6(14)
Timeline 14(4)
Religious Painting
18(52)
Introduction
20(2)
Sites and functions
22(2)
Sacred spaces
24(2)
The altarpiece
26(2)
Private devotions
28(2)
Creation and Fall
30(2)
Angels and devils
32(2)
Heroes and heroines
34(2)
Prefiguration
36(2)
Images of Mary
38(2)
Images of Christ
40(2)
The life of Mary
42(2)
The childhood of Christ
44(2)
Fishing for souls
46(2)
The Passion
48(2)
The body of Christ
50(2)
Triumph over death
52(2)
Images of saints
54(2)
Martyrdom
56(2)
Miracles
58(2)
Solitude
60(2)
Christianity and the antique
62(2)
Christendom divided
64(2)
Alternative visions
66(2)
The Last Judgement
68(2)
Myth and Allegory
70(34)
Introduction
72(2)
Search for the Classical past
74(2)
The gods of Olympus
76(2)
The loves of Jupiter
78(2)
The painter's bible
80(2)
Demigods and heroes
82(2)
The uses of myth
84(2)
Mythical beasts and monsters
86(2)
Norse and Arthurian myth
88(2)
Women and myth
90(2)
Freud and mythology
92(2)
Reinterpreting Classical myth
94(2)
Modern mythology
96(2)
Painting a message
98(2)
A darker message
100(2)
Political allegory
102(2)
The Nude
104(12)
Introduction
106(2)
Gods and goddesses
108(2)
The human form
110(2)
The modern male nude
112(2)
The modern female nude
114(2)
History Painting
116(18)
Introduction
118(2)
The Classical past
120(2)
Other histories
122(2)
Scenes of virtue
124(2)
Painting for the public
126(2)
Contemporary heroes
128(2)
History in the making
130(2)
Painting as protest
132(2)
Portraiture
134(30)
Introduction
136(2)
The origins of portraiture
138(2)
Catching a likeness
140(2)
Exploring poses
142(2)
Expression
144(2)
The use of setting
146(2)
Self-protraiture
148(2)
Double portraits
150(2)
Group portraits
152(2)
Ruler portraits
154(2)
Swagger portraits
156(2)
Intimate images
158(2)
Abstract portraits
160(2)
The passage of time
162(2)
Landscape
164(28)
Introduction
166(2)
God in nature
168(2)
Topography
170(2)
The Golden Age
172(2)
Heroic landscapes
174(2)
Townscapes
176(2)
Seascapes
178(2)
The transient world
180(2)
Weather
182(2)
The seasons
184(2)
Times of the day and night
186(2)
Wildness
188(2)
Apocalyptic landscapes
190(2)
Genre
192(26)
Introduction
194(2)
The poor
196(2)
Virtue
198(2)
Vice
200(2)
Food and drink
202(2)
Leisure
204(2)
Rural life
206(2)
Urban life
208(2)
Travel and the exotic
210(2)
Music
212(2)
Animal painting
214(2)
Sporting painting
216(2)
Still Life
218(18)
Introduction
220(2)
The independent still life
222(2)
Creating an illusion
224(2)
Flower painting
226(2)
Reminders of death
228(2)
Symbolism and allegory
230(2)
A feast for the eyes
232(2)
A new perspective
234(2)
Abstract Painting
236(18)
Introduction
238(2)
Shattering the image
240(2)
The invention of abstraction
242(2)
Neo-Plasticism
244(2)
Abstract Expressionism
246(2)
Minimalism
248(2)
Op Art
250(2)
New directions
252(2)
Materials and techniques
254(6)
Medieval and Renaissance painting
254(2)
Early oil painting
256(2)
Modern painting
258(2)
Glossary 260(2)
List of paintings 262(5)
Bibliography 267(1)
Index 268(3)
Acknowledgments 271