3.04/5
Author: Fred S. Kleiner
Publication Date: Jan 7, 2009
Formats: PDF,Paperback,Kindle
Rating: 3.04/5 out of 283
Publisher: Wadsworth Publishing
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Sep 06, 2017
This is a later edition the book we used in High School AP Art History around 1988. This book was so inspiring to me that I ended up majoring in art history in college. The ultimate "useless" major perhaps, but I have a secure job and a real appreciation for mankind after learning the beauty they are capable of, so maybe not so useless?Sep 11, 2015
Very informative, has shown me a whole new perspective on art after I thought I knew what it was about. I have always loved art history but only a specific genre, Impressionism (aside from Jackson Pollock). This textbook helped me discover new areas of art that I thought I would never have interest in and has changed what I believed about it.Aug 22, 2018
Good coverage of informatio. And captured transitions from industrial to modern through the arts.Jan 26, 2008
I love the text in the Gardner's books, I just wish I had the time to wade through them more thoroughly. These books are dense, but also incredibly informative and thorough. Even better, all of the illustrations are in color!Jul 29, 2008
let's be honest: i didn't read this for the fun of it. but i learned a lot i didn't know before i picked it up. was the writing good? i could hardly tell you. nice pictures, though. some of them, anyway. i prefer Volume I, to be honest.Mar 03, 2010
Not actually on p.700 -- I have no idea what's on that page of the 13th Edition. I have the 8th Edition, which goes up to p.975 of actual text, and in this edition I'm approximately on p. 862, studying the Post-Impressionists through the German Expressionists.Take your time and choose the perfect book.
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