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What are you looking atWhat are you looking at? 150 years of modern art in the blink of an eye
What is modern art, why is it loved or hated, and why is it always so exorbitantly expensive?
Will Gompertz, director of BBC Art, former director of London's Tate Gallery and one of the world's leading experts, has written a dazzling guide that will forever change the way we look at contemporary art.
From Monet's water lilies to Van Gogh's sunflowers, Warhol's soup cans to Hirst's sharks in formaldehyde, this book uncovers the story behind the works, the people behind the artists and the real magic behind modern art.
Aimed at both the sceptical and the convinced, What are you looking at? It answers all the questions we've always wondered about but never dared to ask.
In a surprising journey through the last 150 years of art, peppered with revealing anecdotes, Gompertz explains the genius of Pollock or Cézanne, how a urinal changed the course of history, or why our five-year-old nephew really wouldn't do it the same way.
Original, irreverent and very accessible, this book breaks with myths and prejudices and will make our next visit to a museum less intimidating and much more exciting.
Pages: 480
Language: Spanish
Author: Will Gompertz, Federico Corriente Basús
Year: 2013
MODEL: 9788430601257
Publisher: Taurus
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https://hartem.com/en-ie/que-estas-mirando.html131910¿Qué estás mirando? 150 años de arte moderno en un abrir y cerrar de ojos Miscellaneous Spanish<p>What are you looking atWhat are you looking at? 150 years of modern art in the blink of an eye</p> <li>What is modern art, why is it loved or hated, and why is it always so exorbitantly expensive?</li><li>Will Gompertz, director of BBC Art, former director of London's Tate Gallery and one of the world's leading experts, has written a dazzling guide that will forever change the way we look at contemporary art.</li><li>From Monet's water lilies to Van Gogh's sunflowers, Warhol's soup cans to Hirst's sharks in formaldehyde, this book uncovers the story behind the works, the people behind the artists and the real magic behind modern art.</li><li>Aimed at both the sceptical and the convinced, What are you looking at? It answers all the questions we've always wondered about but never dared to ask.</li><li>In a surprising journey through the last 150 years of art, peppered with revealing anecdotes, Gompertz explains the genius of Pollock or Cézanne, how a urinal changed the course of history, or why our five-year-old nephew really wouldn't do it the same way.</li><li>Original, irreverent and very accessible, this book breaks with myths and prejudices and will make our next visit to a museum less intimidating and much more exciting.</li> <li>Pages: 480</li><li>Language: Spanish</li><li>Author: Will Gompertz, Federico Corriente Basús</li><li>Year: 2013</li><li>MODEL: 9788430601257</li>
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