1999, ISBN: 9780300077643

The Open University / Yale University Press. Good. 19 x 25.5cm. Paperback. 1999. 272 pages. <br><br><p>Views of Difference: Different Views of Art <br /><br /&… Mehr…

The Open University / Yale University Press. Good. 19 x 25.5cm. Paperback. 1999. 272 pages. <br><br><p>Views of Difference: Different Views of Art <br /><br />edited by Catherine King<br /><br />Art & Its Histor ies Series<br />The Open University / Yale University Press, UK, 1999<br />Paperback, 272 pages<br />19 x 25.5cm<br />60 colour pl ates & 120 b&w illustrations<br />ISBN 9780300077643<br /><br />< br />GOOD used<br />Some pencil underlining and margin notes<br / ><br />DESCRIPTION: <br />In a fascinating series of case studies , this book looks at the ways in which European colonizers interp reted the arts of the people they colonized, as well the ways in which they have tended to view art produced by the colonized and their descendants in post-colonial times. In the European colonia l past, the dominant view of difference represented the culture o f the colonized as inferior and inalterable or slow to change. Th is book discusses perspectives on pre-colonial Indian art express ed in the mid-nineteenth century, the early twentieth century, an d the present day. It also considers the effects of imperialist w ays of looking even in places without direct European colonial co ntrol. European colonizers tended to see their own artistic tradi tions as continually progressing but the art of colonized or non- European peoples as traditional and incapable of generating its o wn modernity. And, the studies in the book show, colonizers and t heir heirs in the twentieth century have doubted that a colonial subject could appropriate European art forms or handle them indep endently--a view that continues to uphold the notion of modernity as a Europeans only enterprise. <br /><br />CONTENTS:<br />Intro duction (Catherine King, Gill Perry, Nicola Durbridge)<br />Mappi ng difference (Gavin Jantjes)<br />Part 1: Art and artists in pre -colonial and extra-colonial cultures (Colin Cunningham, Catherin e King, Partha Mitter, Craig Clunas)<br />Part 2: Art and artists in colonial and post-colonial cultures (Tim Benton, Nicola Durbr idge, Catherine King, Rasheed Araeen)</p> ., The Open University / Yale University Press, 1999, 2.5<

1999, ISBN: 0300077645

[EAN: 9780300077643], Gebraucht, guter Zustand, [PU: The Open University / Yale University Press], 272 pages. Views of Difference: Different Views of Art edited by Catherine KingArt & Its… Mehr…

[EAN: 9780300077643], Gebraucht, guter Zustand, [PU: The Open University / Yale University Press], 272 pages. Views of Difference: Different Views of Art edited by Catherine KingArt & Its Histor ies SeriesThe Open University / Yale University Press, UK, 1999Paperback, 272 pages19 x 25.5cm60 colour pl ates & 120 b&w illustrationsISBN 9780300077643GOOD usedSome pencil underlining and margin notesDESCRIPTION: In a fascinating series of case studies , this book looks at the ways in which European colonizers interp reted the arts of the people they colonized, as well the ways in which they have tended to view art produced by the colonized and their descendants in post-colonial times. In the European colonia l past, the dominant view of difference represented the culture o f the colonized as inferior and inalterable or slow to change. Th is book discusses perspectives on pre-colonial Indian art express ed in the mid-nineteenth century, the early twentieth century, an d the present day. It also considers the effects of imperialist w ays of looking even in places without direct European colonial co ntrol. European colonizers tended to see their own artistic tradi tions as continually progressing but the art of colonized or non- European peoples as traditional and incapable of generating its o wn modernity. And, the studies in the book show, colonizers and t heir heirs in the twentieth century have doubted that a colonial subject could appropriate European art forms or handle them indep endently--a view that continues to uphold the notion of modernity as a Europeans only enterprise. CONTENTS:Intro duction (Catherine King, Gill Perry, Nicola Durbridge)Mappi ng difference (Gavin Jantjes)Part 1: Art and artists in pre -colonial and extra-colonial cultures (Colin Cunningham, Catherin e King, Partha Mitter, Craig Clunas)Part 2: Art and artists in colonial and post-colonial cultures (Tim Benton, Nicola Durbr idge, Catherine King, Rasheed Araeen), Books<

1999, ISBN: 0300077645

[EAN: 9780300077643], Gebraucht, guter Zustand, [SC: 0.0], [PU: Yale University Press], / ART HISTORY GENERAL, 272 Seiten; 9780300077643.2 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1, Books

1999, ISBN: 9780300077643

Yale University Press, 1999. pbk. Used- Acceptable. Yale University Press, 1999, paperback, heavily annotated in hilighter and pencil, good study copy, Yale University Press, 1999, 2.5