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Henry M. Sayre

    Henry M. Sayre è un illustre professore di storia dell'arte le cui opere approfondiscono la cultura visiva e il suo posto nella società umana. Attraverso la sua scrittura, Sayre cerca di connettere intuizioni teoriche con l'apprensione pratica dell'arte, offrendo ai lettori nuove prospettive sulle creazioni artistiche. La sua erudizione è apprezzata per la sua profondità e la sua capacità di rendere accessibili argomenti complessi a un vasto pubblico. L'approccio di Sayre alla storia dell'arte sottolinea la sua influenza sulla comprensione contemporanea delle arti visive.

    Humanities
    Writing about Art
    A World of Art
    • A World of Art

      • 600pagine
      • 21 ore di lettura

      " Henry Sayres art appreciation text, The World of Art, is an amazing introduction to the world of art. Students with little background in the arts routinely reach out to Henry to share how the text has influenced their lives. This is so meaningful because Henrys inspiration for A World of Art was his own students. His students wanted to see themselves reflected in their textbook. Henry decided to write an art appreciation textbook that represented all artists, not just the Western canon found at that time in the other texts. He also created a text that fostered critical thinking through looking at, talking about, and questioning works of art for his students. The result was A World of Art and the new seventh edition continues to build on those two themes- coverage of contemporary global art and a strong critical thinking framework throughout the text. This edition includes new ways for students to experience art with the new MyArtsLab, which includes ART 21 videos, Discovering Art simulations, Closer Look tours, and an eText of Writing about Art, also by Henry Sayre. " -- Amazon.com.

      A World of Art
    • Writing about Art

      • 156pagine
      • 6 ore di lettura

      For courses in History of Art and Art Appreciation as well as a supplement in Art studio courses and in Writing Across the Curriculum courses. This new edition continues to prepare students to describe and interpret art. Designed as a supplement to Art History survey and period texts, the book features a step-by-step approach to writing, from choosing a work to write about to preparing the final essay. For beginners as well as more advanced students.

      Writing about Art
    • The Culture, Continuity, and Change, 2011 Custom Edition, Volume 1 [paperback]

      Humanities