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Art history of new genre
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- Nombre de pages192
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-2-315-02379-0
- EAN9782315023790
- Date de parution06/11/2014
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Taille57 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurMax Milo
Résumé
Does art have a gender? For a long time there was a masculine gender. But today, we know that it wasn't just one man, the brilliant "cave painter", who created the decorations in prehistoric caves, but groups of people, most of them women. We know that a so-called "grand master" was never more than a studio owner, and that wives and pupils were in reality real artists, masked by the hypocrisy of their times.
The Renaissance and all other eras abounded in extraordinary pictoresses! The time has come to dispel many preconceived ideas about art history.
The Renaissance and all other eras abounded in extraordinary pictoresses! The time has come to dispel many preconceived ideas about art history.
Does art have a gender? For a long time there was a masculine gender. But today, we know that it wasn't just one man, the brilliant "cave painter", who created the decorations in prehistoric caves, but groups of people, most of them women. We know that a so-called "grand master" was never more than a studio owner, and that wives and pupils were in reality real artists, masked by the hypocrisy of their times.
The Renaissance and all other eras abounded in extraordinary pictoresses! The time has come to dispel many preconceived ideas about art history.
The Renaissance and all other eras abounded in extraordinary pictoresses! The time has come to dispel many preconceived ideas about art history.
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