Origin and Development of Form and Ornament in Ceramic Art
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- Nombre de pages35
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4737044-4
- EAN8596547370444
- Date de parution16/09/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille844 Ko
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "Origin and Development of Form and Ornament in Ceramic Art, " William Henry Holmes embarks on an analytical journey into the intricate processes that underpin ceramic design and ornamentation. The book presents a thorough examination of the evolution of ceramic forms across cultures, elucidating the interplay of function and aesthetics. Holmes employs a meticulous scholarly style that merges art history with anthropology, showcasing detailed illustrations that accentuate his thematic exploration.
This work resonates within the context of late 19th-century American art discourse, capturing a burgeoning interest in the origins and significance of material culture. Holmes, a pioneering figure in the field of American anthropology and archaeology, was deeply influenced by his explorations of Native American art forms and artifacts. His extensive fieldwork, coupled with his role as an educator and curator, sharpened his perspective on how cultural and environmental factors shape artistic expression.
Drawing from his diverse experiences, Holmes was motivated to document the profound connections between form and function in ceramic art, acknowledging the cultural narratives woven into each piece. This seminal text is highly recommended for scholars and enthusiasts of art history, anthropology, and material culture. Holmes's insights not only illuminate the technical aspects of ceramic production but also invite readers to appreciate the broader social and cultural implications of ceramics as a creative medium.
His work remains essential for understanding the continuum of artistic expression in ceramic arts.
This work resonates within the context of late 19th-century American art discourse, capturing a burgeoning interest in the origins and significance of material culture. Holmes, a pioneering figure in the field of American anthropology and archaeology, was deeply influenced by his explorations of Native American art forms and artifacts. His extensive fieldwork, coupled with his role as an educator and curator, sharpened his perspective on how cultural and environmental factors shape artistic expression.
Drawing from his diverse experiences, Holmes was motivated to document the profound connections between form and function in ceramic art, acknowledging the cultural narratives woven into each piece. This seminal text is highly recommended for scholars and enthusiasts of art history, anthropology, and material culture. Holmes's insights not only illuminate the technical aspects of ceramic production but also invite readers to appreciate the broader social and cultural implications of ceramics as a creative medium.
His work remains essential for understanding the continuum of artistic expression in ceramic arts.
In "Origin and Development of Form and Ornament in Ceramic Art, " William Henry Holmes embarks on an analytical journey into the intricate processes that underpin ceramic design and ornamentation. The book presents a thorough examination of the evolution of ceramic forms across cultures, elucidating the interplay of function and aesthetics. Holmes employs a meticulous scholarly style that merges art history with anthropology, showcasing detailed illustrations that accentuate his thematic exploration.
This work resonates within the context of late 19th-century American art discourse, capturing a burgeoning interest in the origins and significance of material culture. Holmes, a pioneering figure in the field of American anthropology and archaeology, was deeply influenced by his explorations of Native American art forms and artifacts. His extensive fieldwork, coupled with his role as an educator and curator, sharpened his perspective on how cultural and environmental factors shape artistic expression.
Drawing from his diverse experiences, Holmes was motivated to document the profound connections between form and function in ceramic art, acknowledging the cultural narratives woven into each piece. This seminal text is highly recommended for scholars and enthusiasts of art history, anthropology, and material culture. Holmes's insights not only illuminate the technical aspects of ceramic production but also invite readers to appreciate the broader social and cultural implications of ceramics as a creative medium.
His work remains essential for understanding the continuum of artistic expression in ceramic arts.
This work resonates within the context of late 19th-century American art discourse, capturing a burgeoning interest in the origins and significance of material culture. Holmes, a pioneering figure in the field of American anthropology and archaeology, was deeply influenced by his explorations of Native American art forms and artifacts. His extensive fieldwork, coupled with his role as an educator and curator, sharpened his perspective on how cultural and environmental factors shape artistic expression.
Drawing from his diverse experiences, Holmes was motivated to document the profound connections between form and function in ceramic art, acknowledging the cultural narratives woven into each piece. This seminal text is highly recommended for scholars and enthusiasts of art history, anthropology, and material culture. Holmes's insights not only illuminate the technical aspects of ceramic production but also invite readers to appreciate the broader social and cultural implications of ceramics as a creative medium.
His work remains essential for understanding the continuum of artistic expression in ceramic arts.
