Eye of the Beholder

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1. Verfasser: Rogers, Michael
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
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Veröffentlicht: 2010
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contents Eye of the Beholder Rogers, Michael Art Education Cartoons Novels Fine Arts Art Artists Books Periodicals Popular Culture Art, like beauty, as the adage goes, is in the eye of the beholder. Art also is a living, breathing thing that evolves over time, so what is considered "art" is ever changing--how many of the great artists whose works today sell for fortunes were failures during their lifetime? The 20th century unknowingly gave birth to new variations of art that appeared in press photos, comic books, and the covers of pulp magazines and novels. Although the images included in these disposable publications sold for pennies, they have accrued great worth both in terms of monetary value and recognition for their creators. While this fall season brings heaps of glorious new volumes highlighting traditional fine and modern art, there is also a plethora of pop art titles gleaned from comics, movies, and music. This article presents 81 titles that include something for all tastes and budgets, with prices ranging from $125 on the high end down to $19.95.
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spellingShingle Eye of the Beholder
Rogers, Michael
Art Education
Cartoons
Novels
Fine Arts
Art
Artists
Books
Periodicals
Popular Culture
Eye of the Beholder Rogers, Michael Art Education Cartoons Novels Fine Arts Art Artists Books Periodicals Popular Culture Art, like beauty, as the adage goes, is in the eye of the beholder. Art also is a living, breathing thing that evolves over time, so what is considered "art" is ever changing--how many of the great artists whose works today sell for fortunes were failures during their lifetime? The 20th century unknowingly gave birth to new variations of art that appeared in press photos, comic books, and the covers of pulp magazines and novels. Although the images included in these disposable publications sold for pennies, they have accrued great worth both in terms of monetary value and recognition for their creators. While this fall season brings heaps of glorious new volumes highlighting traditional fine and modern art, there is also a plethora of pop art titles gleaned from comics, movies, and music. This article presents 81 titles that include something for all tastes and budgets, with prices ranging from $125 on the high end down to $19.95.
title Eye of the Beholder
topic Art Education
Cartoons
Novels
Fine Arts
Art
Artists
Books
Periodicals
Popular Culture
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ925988