Surveys twentieth-century art, its movements, motives, trends, perplexities, and artists, through 250 key works which strengthen the central argument that modern art has essentially continued and echoed traditional art elements
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A widely acclaimed critical and interpretive account of 20th century painting and sculpture.
Norbert Lynton is a distinguished art historian, lecturer, teacher and critic. From 1975 to 1989 he was Professor of the History of Art at the University of Sussex. He is the author of Ben Nicholson, also published by Phaidon.
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Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good+. 1st Edition. 382pp. Stated: "First published 1980 by Cornell University Press". Colorful frontispiece, "The Cardiff Team" (1913) by Robert Delauney; "Over 300 Illustrations, 85 in color". Biographical Notes, pp. 351-376; Bibliography, pp. 377-378; Index, pp. 379-382. // "Published in the same format as E.H. Gombrich's classic The Story of Art, this volume surveys in detail the art of the twentieth century--a period covered briefly in Gombrich's closing chapters. [The author] discusses more than 250 key works and seeks to enable the reader to feel comfortable with modern art. He brings out the motives behind movements and trends, showing them to be serious attempts to make art honest and significant again after a century that many felt too often honored the hollow and pretentious. . . Pointing to continuities and echoes of more traditional elements within modern art, he sees no essential break or opposition between modern art and the art of the past". // Brown boards with brilliant gilt on spine. Binding tight, corners sharp, NO rubbing wear; a whisker of diminished brown across only part of heel of spine (where dw must have been riding high, perhaps, or a fluke during book manufacture: at any rate, extremely nugatory.) Glossy white dustwrapper not price-clipped (no price), with author name in small black letters at top right front cover, title in purple across upper half front cover, above color illustration across bottom half front cover, "Bathers by a River" (Matisse, 1916-17); white spine is toned and lightly toned across top of covers and down gutter area front left front cover; very slight rubbing wear to corner tips; top spine edge with slight wrinkles; two long thin scratches on rear cover with two associated pinpoints of penetration, but NO damage to rear cover itself, and two lengths on rear cover left edge (1" and 1 1/2", respectively) of abrasive rub to dustwrapper edge (again, NO damage to book edge itself: dw has done its job); one smal triangular spot on rear cover where glossy lamination was peeled (now reglued, flat): Now in Brodart mylar which forgives these sins graciously. No previous owner names. Clean text. Book, as artifact, looks Unread, despite flaws to dw. Seller Inventory # 001040
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