American Painting: 1765-1930 (Art Periods & Movements Flexi)
Author: Daniel Kiecol
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 479
In hardly any other country did painting reflect the search for a national self-image as clearly as in the USA. From the colonial era to the landscape paintings of the Hudson River School and the confrontation with European Modernism, the entire 19th century is characterized by this. On more than 450 pages, this volume offers even the connoisseur surprising discoveries.
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 479
In hardly any other country did painting reflect the search for a national self-image as clearly as in the USA. From the colonial era to the landscape paintings of the Hudson River School and the confrontation with European Modernism, the entire 19th century is characterized by this. On more than 450 pages, this volume offers even the connoisseur surprising discoveries.
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Author: Daniel Kiecol
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 479
In hardly any other country did painting reflect the search for a national self-image as clearly as in the USA. From the colonial era to the landscape paintings of the Hudson River School and the confrontation with European Modernism, the entire 19th century is characterized by this. On more than 450 pages, this volume offers even the connoisseur surprising discoveries.
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 479
In hardly any other country did painting reflect the search for a national self-image as clearly as in the USA. From the colonial era to the landscape paintings of the Hudson River School and the confrontation with European Modernism, the entire 19th century is characterized by this. On more than 450 pages, this volume offers even the connoisseur surprising discoveries.
American Painting: 1765-1930 (Art Periods & Movements Flexi)