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An Historical and Aesthetic Appreciation of the Collage,
By Theseus "theseus" (US of A) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Collage: Personalities, Concepts and Techniques (Hardcover)
This review is for the Revised Edition of 1967.
A bulky book from Chilton: cloth over boards with a sewn binding; 2.75 pounds; b&w illustrations throughout. Glossary, List of Exhibitions, two indices. "Collage and the collage idea are at the hard core of modern art." This book takes a focused look at collage, beginning with Picasso and Braque and continuing to 1967, discussing personalities of the artists, their aesthetic camps, critical reaction, techniques & materials, and broader aesthetic ideas. The writing here is clear, expressive, and shows a great love for the art of the 20th century. TABLE OF CONTENTS Collage in Folk Art Cubism: Proto-Collage Cubist Collage Futurism and Collage Dada and Collage Kurt Schwitters Surrealism and Collage Max Ernst Constructions The Machine Esthetic Paper: The Classic Collage Material Other Materials The Image: Man, Machine, Mathematics Factualism or Neo-Dada Environments and Happenings Of Motion and Time in Space The Environment is the Happening is the Message |
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Collage: Personalities, Concepts and Techniques by Rudi Blesh (Hardcover - Jan. 1967)
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