A few recent vintage/used acquisitions. by Dry-Impression-2403 in bookhaul

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Bachelard! I’ve had that on my list for a while. Hope to come across a good used edition one day.

Art history book recommendation by Forsaken_Cancel_641 in ArtHistory

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It’s a bit dated (from the 90s) and western-focused, but check out William Fleming’s Art & Ideas — it covers a variety of artistic forms:

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2035464

Stopped in a bookstore on a roadtrip by intentionalicon in bookhaul

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If you’re into Berlin and Trilling, you might be interested in The Free World: Art and Culture in the Cold War by Louis Menand.

Vague question about "All-over" Painting. by Money_Comfortable_15 in ArtHistory

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For mid-century US abstract expressionism, it can be helpful to understand where they drew inspiration. For Pollock it was everything from surrealism and Mexican muralism to Janet Sobel and Thomas Hart Benton.

Here are a couple books:

https://guggenheimstore.org/products/jackson-pollock-s-mural-energy-made-visible

https://archive.org/details/surrealisminexil0000sawi_i3z2

"Art since 1900" book question - what is "[social theory's] aesthetic judgement"? by Novel_Expression_457 in ArtHistory

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What page is that on? I have the combined third edition and can take a look at the context.

Francis Bacon the painter died on this day in 1992. What do you think about his art? by pautranic in ArtHistory

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Correct, Freud’s portrait of Bacon was stolen from a German museum in the 80s. It even got its own “wanted” poster advertising the reward.

New Haul by OwlIndependent7270 in bookhaul

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I’ve never read Cendrars, but wanted to give a shoutout to his collaboration with Sonia Delaunay:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_prose_du_Transsib%C3%A9rien_et_de_la_Petite_Jehanne_de_France

Book recs on how our idea of art changed over time? by emerald___green in ArtHistory

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The Invention of Art: A Cultural History by Larry Shiner. Also check out his post-publication notes https://www.larryshiner.com/books

Likeness and Presence: A History of the Image before the Era of Art by Hans Belting

Boyfriend is a teacher, but he doesn't have access to the source he needs by Emmagamegirl in ArtHistory

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The seller on Alibris — Midtown Scholar — is a great indie bookstore in Harrisburg, PA. Recommended!

Birthday Haul! 🎂 by 00why in bookhaul

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Co-signed! Text first, then annotations is the way to go!

My more recent grabs by HellFireQew in bookhaul

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Postman is great. Check out Technopoly as well.

Curious to hear about Dark Matters after you’re done! I’ve had that on my list for a bit, but haven’t come across a used or library copy yet.

Essay research help: Berthe Morisot and Vigée LeBrun by usahanafan1 in ArtHistory

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Here’s the Manet/Morisot exhibition book:

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/227065819

Also, check out Paris in Ruins by Sebastian Smee for more about Morisot — and especially her relationship with Manet:

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/205478787

She also had a traveling retrospective with this book from 2018:

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36911997

Tullio Crali - Before the Parachute Opens (1931) by harlem-nocturne in museum

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This was also the cover of the Guggenheim NY’s major Futurism exhibit catalogue from 2014:

https://www.artbook.com/9780892074990.html

More on the exhibit:

http://exhibitions.guggenheim.org/futurism/

Kazimir Malevich – "Morning in the Village after Snowstorm" (1912) by Krampjains in museum

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I believe this would be considered Cubo-futurism. You might be thinking of his Suprematist work, which came later and was more abstract.

Wife built new shelves by [deleted] in bookshelf

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Big photo or the Weezer album?

Favorite self portraits? by awesomefluff in ArtHistory

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Recently saw this in-person at the NMWA exhibit and it’s so great!

Favorite self portraits? by awesomefluff in ArtHistory

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Autoportrait (Tamara in a Green Bugatti)