Keys to a Passion
Exploring transformative art and its iconic creators
Suzanne Pagé editor Béatrice Parent editor
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Yale University Press
Published:28th May '15
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This book showcases pivotal artworks that reshaped art history, featuring essays by experts on key artists and contemporary debates in the art world.
This beautifully crafted book, Keys to a Passion, presents a collection of remarkable artworks that significantly influenced the trajectory of art history in the early 20th century. Featuring major figures such as Monet, Mondrian, Malevich, Rothko, and Picasso, each artist is represented by a pivotal piece that exemplifies their unique contribution to the art world. The text is enriched with 20 insightful essays written by a team of internationally acclaimed experts, providing a deeper understanding of these iconic artists and their works.
In addition to the individual artist essays, Keys to a Passion tackles pressing questions and contemporary debates within the art community. The book explores what defines a work of art as iconic and which contemporary artists are shaping the future of art history. This dual focus on both historical significance and modern relevance makes it an essential read for art enthusiasts and scholars alike.
The collection emphasizes landmark pieces that not only showcase the passionate creation of art but also serve as foundational texts in art history scholarship. By highlighting these extraordinary works, Keys to a Passion invites readers to appreciate the audacity and innovation that characterized this transformative period in art.
ISBN: 9780300215427
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: 1860g
284 pages