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<p><p>a Study Of An Important Movement In American And British Art, Pop Art.</p><h3>kliatt</h3><p>these Books Are Part Of An Interesting Series That Has Some Strengths And Weaknesses For School Use. It's Handy To Have Art Books That Are So Thin And Easy To Handle. For Such Slim Paperbacks, Their Color Art Prints Are Remarkably Vibrant. In Under 80 Pages, Too, The Academic Authors Cover A Wide Range Of Material Authoritatively. As Material To Introduce Various Modern Art Movements (the Full Series Runs To Eight Books), The Complete Set Is An Admirable Concise Accomplishment. As Far As Drawbacks Go, I Found The Text Rather Abstruse, Chapter Organization Not The Most Helpful, The Design, With Text Cut Up By Large Art Shots, A Bit Segmented, And The Examples Good Enough To Get An Idea Of What The Author Was Talking About But Not Numerous Enough To Really Let Me See The Artist As Fully As He Or She Is Described. In Many Ways, The Weaknesses Are Pretty Standard For Any Effort To Pull Together Such Diverse Material. To Have So Much Material Covered So Well In Such Space Is No Mean Feat. The Books Have Good Brief Bibliographies And Solid Indexes. (movements In Modern Art) Kliatt Codes:
- Author
- McCarthy, David, 1960-
- Publisher
- Cambridge University Press
- Published
- 2000
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780521793636
- Subjects
- Art, History, Arts
- Rating
- 3.81 / 5 (35 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-14
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