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Origins, Imitation, Conventions: Representation in the Visual Arts

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James S. Ackerman's 'Origins, Imitation, Conventions: Representation in the Visual Arts' explores the principles underlying the creation and reception of visual arts. Ackerman examines how artists have historically used imitation and convention to create works that resonate with viewers, and how these principles have evolved over time.
Publisher
MIT Press
Publication year
2002
ISBN-13
9780262011860
ISBN-10
0262011867
Language
English
Subjects
Art TheoryVisual ArtsArt HistoryCultural StudiesAesthetic PhilosophyRenaissance ArtBaroque ArtArt CriticismArtistic RepresentationHistorical Art Analysis

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