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The Mountains In Art History 1st Edition Peter Mark Peter Helman Penny Snyder

Name: The Mountains In Art History 1st Edition Peter Mark Peter Helman Penny Snyder
SKU: BELL-51603332
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.8 (74 reviews)

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The Mountains In Art History 1st Edition Peter Mark Peter Helman Penny Snyder instant download after payment.

Publisher: Wesleyan University Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 2.55 MB

Pages: 143

Author: Peter Mark; Peter Helman; Penny Snyder

ISBN: 9780819577306, 0819577308

Language: English

Year: 2017

Edition: 1

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The Mountains In Art History 1st Edition Peter Mark Peter Helman Penny Snyder by Peter Mark; Peter Helman; Penny Snyder 9780819577306, 0819577308 instant download after payment.

The Mountains in Art History is the first English-language work to focus on mountains as subject matter and source of aesthetic and spiritual inspiration for painters. This collection of original essays is written entirely by Wesleyan University students of art history. The essays examine how artistic representation of mountains has varied through the lens of specific depictions in English and American literature, and consider how images of mountains functioned in conjunction with religion, the sublime, and Romanticism. These essays by student authors adeptly ruminate on works by individuals such as William Wordsworth, John Frederick Kensett, Alexander van Humboldt, Emil Nolde, and Arnold Fanck. Includes an introduction by professor Peter Mark and a helpful appendix of the course syllabus and narrative description.