Modernism's HistoryUNSW Press, 1998 - 376 strani Encompassing movements from post-impressionism to post-modernism, eminent and widely published art historian Bernard Smith has written a sweeping history, a reformulation of art history in the twentieth century. |
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Introduction | 1 |
THE RISE OF THE FORMALESQUE | 13 |
Modernity and its modernisms | 15 |
Theoretical sources of the Formalesque | 29 |
Exotic sources of the Formalesque | 52 |
Occult and primitive sources of the Formalesque | 67 |
The creation of the Formalesque | 94 |
THE FORMALESQUE AND TWENTIETHCENTURY MODERNISM | 107 |
Politics and the Formalesque | 197 |
The late Formalesque | 233 |
The Eurusan visual culture | 255 |
The turn to meaning | 272 |
Cultural imperialism and the Formalesque | 305 |
Conclusion | 343 |
References cited | 346 |
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The origins of twentiethcentury modernism | 109 |
Institutionalising the Formalesque | 147 |
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