The Destruction of Art: Iconoclasm and Vandalism Since the French Revolution
To explore the relationship between the destruction of art in this century and older forms of iconoclasm, the author presents case studies of such European and American controversies as the Suffragette protests in London's National Gallery and the hotly‑debated removal of Richard Serra's Tilted Arc in New York.
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1960s, 1990s, Hungary, Eastern Europe, Germany, Graphic art, Dada, Documentary, Painting, Illustration, Installation, 20th‑century history, Caricature, Communism, Politics, Revolution, Religion, USA, Sculpture, Socialism, Photography, France
Goya Francisco, Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid, Serra Richard, Metzel Olaf, Rivera Diego, Lenin Vladimir, Epstein Jacob, Haacke Hans, Aeschbacher Hans, Lüchinger Roland, Moore Henry, Rehmann Erwin, Newman Barnett, Jahan Pierre, Richier Germaine, Duchamp Marcel, Baumeister Willi, Spoerri Daniel, Arman, Rauschenberg Robert, Morellet François, Ray Man, Zaugg Rémy, Weiss David, Fischli Peter, Minkoff Gérald, Oppenheim Meret, Picasso Pablo, Beuys Joseph, Morris Robert, Brâncuşi Constantin
New Haven, Connecticut
1997
416 pages
9780300071702
Available on request
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