One hundred works of modern art are presented here in five sections: Faces, Gestures, Postures, Pairs, and Groups. Works from 1880 to 1920 are contrasted with more recent examples to crate an eclectic and provocative examination of figurative art.
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What the body says - an analysis through art,
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Using masterworks and many artistic media to explore how the body speaks to viewers is a unique way to understand body language. The reader is gently coaxed to see emotional states and sympathize with them. Gradually he becomes aware of what in the work evokes these responses.Faces, gestures, posture, pairs, and groups are organized for comparison. Some are analyzed, and others are left for the reader to ponder. This is a source for artists, students of communication, and anyone in the general public wishing to increase his awareness of human communication.
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