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Edward Hopper

Edward Hopper

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作者: Edward Hopper 著

出版社: Thames & Hudson

出版时间: 2012-10

版次: 1

ISBN: 9781935202875

定价: 462.70

装帧: 精装

开本: 大16开

纸张: 铜版纸

页数: 368页

正文语种: 英语

分类: 外文古旧书>英文书>艺术

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EdwardHopperisasquintessentiallyAmericanasJacksonPollockorAndyWarhol.Likethem,hisimageryhasreachedfarbeyondtherealmofarttoimpactonourcultureinthebroadestterms,sothatweseeearlytwentieth-centuryAmericathroughhiswork,asmuchaswithinit.thepainterCharlesBurchfieldattributedHopperssuccesstohisboldindividualism,declaringthatinhimwehaveregainedthatsturdyAmericanindependencewhichThomasEakinsgaveus.Hoppersartwasprofoundlyofitstime,bothinitsexpressionofthesubtlemelancholiesofmodernlifeandinitsdeeplycinematicqualitiesperhapsHoppersgreatestgiftwashistreatmentoflighttowhichdirectorsfromAlfredHitchcocktoWimWendershavepaidhomage.ThisvolumepresentsadefinitiveHoppermonograph.PublishedforamassiveretrospectiveattheMuseoThyssen-BornemiszainMadrid,andtheGrandPalaisinParis,itapproachesHoppersrelativelysmalloeuvreintwosections.Thefirstcoverstheartistsformativeyearsfromapproximately1900to1924,examiningaselectionofsketches,paintings,drawings,illustrations,printsandwatercolours,whichareconsideredalongsideworksbypaintersthatinfluencedHopper,suchasWinslowHomer,RobertHenri,JohnSloan,EdgarDegasandWalterSickert.Thesecondsectionconsiderstheyearsfrom1925onwards,addressinghismatureoutputthroughchronologicalbutthematicgroupings.Comprehensiveinitsscope,withawealthofcolourreproductions,Hopperisthelastwordontheartist.
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EdwardHopperisasquintessentiallyAmericanasJacksonPollockorAndyWarhol.Likethem,hisimageryhasreachedfarbeyondtherealmofarttoimpactonourcultureinthebroadestterms,sothatweseeearlytwentieth-centuryAmericathroughhiswork,asmuchaswithinit.thepainterCharlesBurchfieldattributedHopperssuccesstohisboldindividualism,declaringthatinhimwehaveregainedthatsturdyAmericanindependencewhichThomasEakinsgaveus.Hoppersartwasprofoundlyofitstime,bothinitsexpressionofthesubtlemelancholiesofmodernlifeandinitsdeeplycinematicqualitiesperhapsHoppersgreatestgiftwashistreatmentoflighttowhichdirectorsfromAlfredHitchcocktoWimWendershavepaidhomage.ThisvolumepresentsadefinitiveHoppermonograph.PublishedforamassiveretrospectiveattheMuseoThyssen-BornemiszainMadrid,andtheGrandPalaisinParis,itapproachesHoppersrelativelysmalloeuvreintwosections.Thefirstcoverstheartistsformativeyearsfromapproximately1900to1924,examiningaselectionofsketches,paintings,drawings,illustrations,printsandwatercolours,whichareconsideredalongsideworksbypaintersthatinfluencedHopper,suchasWinslowHomer,RobertHenri,JohnSloan,EdgarDegasandWalterSickert.Thesecondsectionconsiderstheyearsfrom1925onwards,addressinghismatureoutputthroughchronologicalbutthematicgroupings.Comprehensiveinitsscope,withawealthofcolourreproductions,Hopperisthelastwordontheartist.

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