The Sculptural Imagination: Figurative, Modernist, Minimalist
A study of the sculptural imagination. Alex Potts explores the special qualities of sculpture as a free-standing, three-dimensional entity, and he considers the distinctive demands sculpture places on the viewer. The book begins with the 18th century and proceeds to the end of the 20th.
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Место издания
Лондон
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2009
Количество страниц
418 страниц
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ISBN
9780300088014
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Да
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Нет
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709.042 Pot
Количество томов
1
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