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xiii, 463 pages 26 cm The author explains that in order to understand and enjoy art, the viewer must know something about the art process Includes bibliographical references (pages 447-452) Chapter 1: Contemporary Art and the Artist-Chapter 2: The Artist Looks at His World-Chapter 3: Developing Visual Awareness-Chapter 4: The Process of Abstraction-Chapter 5: The Artist at Work: Creativity in Action-Chapter 6: The Creative Process and the Artist-Chapter 7: The Design Process-Chapter 8: Form: The Structural Organization of a Work of Art-Chapter 9: Content: Communication Through Art-Chapter 10: From the Artist to His Audience-Chapter 11: Art Appreciation: Reacting to a Work of Art-Chapter 12: Developing Aesthetic Awareness-Chapter 13: Art Judgment, Preferences, and Taste-Chapter 14: Evaluation and Judgment of Art-In Conclusion-Appendixes-Bibliography -- Index
- Author
- With a foreword by Lord Macmillan
- Publisher
- Stevens
- Published
- 1948
- Language
- EN
- Subjects
- Law, Art, History
- Updated
- 2026-03-24
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