RIVERA：A Revolutionary Spirit in Modern Art

作者: Andrea Kettenmann

出版社: 人民出版社

出版时间: 2010-01

版次: 1

ISBN: 9783822858622

装帧: 平装

开本: 16开

纸张: 铜版纸

页数: 95页

分类: 外文古旧书>英文书>小说

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　　Diego Rivera - A revolutionary and troublemaker It was as arevolutionary and troublemaker that Picasso, Dall and Andre Bretondescribed the husband of Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, but he was alsoresponsible for creating a public art that was both highly advancedand profoundly accessible. From 1910 Rivera lived in Europe wherehe absorbed the influence of Cubism. After the Mexican revolution,however, he returned to his homeland and harnessed the lessons ofthe European avant-garde to the needs of the Mexican people. Hisown murals, and those of the Mexican Muralists who followed hisexample, presented a utopian vision of a post-revolutionary Mexico.Rivera's historical paintings expressed his interpretation of therevolution and its ideals, in a style that showed him returning tothe pre-Columbian roots of Mexican culture, re-inventing acolourfully realistic visual idiom that could appeal directly to alargely illiterate people. This is the first study which,independently of the exhibition circuit, coherently presents thework of this extraordinary artist. It was as a revolutionary and troublemaker that Picasso, Dalí and André Breton described the husband of Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, but he was also responsible for creating a public art that was both highly advanced and profoundly accessible.
From 1910 Rivera lived in Europe where he absorbed the influence of Cubism. After the Mexican revolution, however, he returned to his homeland and harnessed the lessons of the European avant-garde to the needs of the Mexican people. His own murals, and those of the Mexican Muralists who followed his example, presented a utopian vision of a post-revolutionary Mexico.
Rivera's historical paintings expressed his interpretation of the revolution and its ideals, in a style that showed him returning to the pre-Columbian roots of Mexican culture, re-inventing a colourfully realistic visual idiom that could appeal directly to a largely illiterate people. This is the first study which, independently of the exhibition circuit, coherently presents the work of this extraordinary artist. An Artist is Born

Apprentice Years in Europe

The Mural .- a Post-Revolutionary Ideal

Communist Ideology for Capitalist Clients

From Recognition to Renown

Dream of Peace and Unity: the Last Journey

Diego Rivera 1886-1957: a Chronology
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　　Diego Rivera - A revolutionary and troublemaker It was as arevolutionary and troublemaker that Picasso, Dall and Andre Bretondescribed the husband of Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, but he was alsoresponsible for creating a public art that was both highly advancedand profoundly accessible. From 1910 Rivera lived in Europe wherehe absorbed the influence of Cubism. After the Mexican revolution,however, he returned to his homeland and harnessed the lessons ofthe European avant-garde to the needs of the Mexican people. Hisown murals, and those of the Mexican Muralists who followed hisexample, presented a utopian vision of a post-revolutionary Mexico.Rivera's historical paintings expressed his interpretation of therevolution and its ideals, in a style that showed him returning tothe pre-Columbian roots of Mexican culture, re-inventing acolourfully realistic visual idiom that could appeal directly to alargely illiterate people. This is the first study which,independently of the exhibition circuit, coherently presents thework of this extraordinary artist.
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It was as a revolutionary and troublemaker that Picasso, Dalí and André Breton described the husband of Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, but he was also responsible for creating a public art that was both highly advanced and profoundly accessible.
From 1910 Rivera lived in Europe where he absorbed the influence of Cubism. After the Mexican revolution, however, he returned to his homeland and harnessed the lessons of the European avant-garde to the needs of the Mexican people. His own murals, and those of the Mexican Muralists who followed his example, presented a utopian vision of a post-revolutionary Mexico.
Rivera's historical paintings expressed his interpretation of the revolution and its ideals, in a style that showed him returning to the pre-Columbian roots of Mexican culture, re-inventing a colourfully realistic visual idiom that could appeal directly to a largely illiterate people. This is the first study which, independently of the exhibition circuit, coherently presents the work of this extraordinary artist.
目录:
An Artist is Born

Apprentice Years in Europe

The Mural .- a Post-Revolutionary Ideal

Communist Ideology for Capitalist Clients

From Recognition to Renown

Dream of Peace and Unity: the Last Journey

Diego Rivera 1886-1957: a Chronology

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