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Sculpture - From Antiquity to the Present I-IV

Sculpture - From Antiquity to the Present I-IV

Taschen 1st. Edition

This four-volume work examines 25000 years of sculpture, from ancient to modern times. Attention is paid to the changes both in the way the sculpted objects are presented, and in the materials and techniques used. Sculptures covered range from "Venus de Milo" to Damien Hurst's "Shark in a Tank".

Ranging from ancient to contemporary sculpture, this book is the first study of the history of sculpture to present such an original and comprehensive approach. Taking the sculptures out of the museum context (and thus off of their proverbial pedestals), this volume presents a completely new view which affords enlightening comparisons between eras and genres. This remarkable work is indispensable for art lovers of all tastes and disciplines.

Pris ved	1	Stk		995,00 DKK

Emne	Skulptur
Kunstner
Forfatter	Georges Duby (Red.), Jean-Luc Daval (Red.)
Sprog	Engelsk
Illustrationer	Gennem illustreret
Format / Sideantal	26 x 35 cm. / 1212 s. ialt i 4 bind
Udgivelsesår	1997
Indbinding	Hardback i kassette
Forlag	Taschen
Antikvarisk

Antal

Køb

ISBN	3822885568
Lev.	3-5 dage

Taschen 1st. Edition

This four-volume work examines 25000 years of sculpture, from ancient to modern times. Attention is paid to the changes both in the way the sculpted objects are presented, and in the materials and techniques used. Sculptures covered range from "Venus de Milo" to Damien Hurst's "Shark in a Tank".

Ranging from ancient to contemporary sculpture, this book is the first study of the history of sculpture to present such an original and comprehensive approach. Taking the sculptures out of the museum context (and thus off of their proverbial pedestals), this volume presents a completely new view which affords enlightening comparisons between eras and genres. This remarkable work is indispensable for art lovers of all tastes and disciplines.