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The Writing of Art Book
This collection of essays offers different ways of seeing twentieth-century art via the medium of aesthetics. In Mercure (1924) Picasso collapses the tradition of classical ballet into the visual arts; Paul Klee in his work from the Thirties searches for a purity of language reminiscent of German Romanticism; with his concept of the Void Yves Klein emphasizes that within the context of art ritualized performance can lead to a radical loss of ego; Ed Ruscha's gunpowder drawings from the Sixties offer visual paradoxes and question the boundaries between art and language; and in Twombly's Bacchus paintings movement becomes a metaphor for the Dionysian forces that shape history.Read More
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- 1906548625
- 9781906548629
- Olivier Berggruen
- 31 October 2011
- Pushkin Press
- Paperback (Book)
- 96
- Illustrated
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