Sir Ernst Gombrich, C.B.E., was, until 1976, Director of the Warburg Institute and Professor of the History of the classical Tradition of the University of London. He has been Slade Professor of Fine Art at both Oxford and Cambridge, Professor of the History of Art at University College, London, Mellon Lecturer at the National Gallery, Washington, Visiting Professor at Harvard, Wrightsman Lecturer at the Institute of Fine Art, New York, and Andrew D. White Professor-at-Large at Cornell, and has taught at many other universities and institutions. He has been elected to the membership of many learned societies and has received numerous decorations, honorary degrees and prized, including the Praemium Erasmianum of the 1975. His publications include Art and Illusion, Meditations on a Hobby Horse, Norm and Form, Symboli Images and The Heritage of Appelles.
The Story of Art is a unique book. One of the reasons why it has been so successful, and so widely admired, is the unsurpassed clarity and vividness with which the author speaks of artistic creation. By clearly showing how every artist builds upon, or sometimes reacts against, the achievements of his predecessors, Professor Gombrich makes us responsive to the values of bygone civilizations embodied in individual works of art, without having to resort to generalizations.
The author's theme is the entire history of artistic creation: the first stirrings in cave and rock paintings: the magical art of the 'primitive' tribes; the old civilizations of Egypt, Mesopotamia, Greece, and Rome; the Christian arts of the Middle Ages; the Renaissance and the immortal masterpieces created in Italy, the Netherlands and Germany; the splendor of the Baroque and the golden age of Dutch painting; the Rococo; the Age of Reason, which gave birth to the glories of English painting; the 'perpetual revolution' in the nineteenth century and the rise if Impressionism, Expressionism, Cubism and Abstract Art: and in a penetrating last chapter the manifold experiments of our own time. Indian, Chinese, Japanese and Pre-Columbian art of the Americas also form part of the story. The narrative thread running through this book takes the reader up to the present day.
The book maintains a harmonious balance between text and illustrations: the 398 reproductions include many masterpieces. The integration of word and image is made fully effective by the fine quality of reproduction. The tremendous value put on this great book throughout the world is shown by the fact that is has been translated into seventeen languages.
An important new feature of this thirteenth edition is the chronological charts, which are intended to facilitate comparison of the time intervals covered by the periods and styles discussed in the book. The bibliography has also been expanded and updated, and the number of color plates almost trebled.
当一件艺术品摆在我的面前时,我当如何看待它。这是作者写作此书的一个目的,同时也是我在阅读的过程中一直在思考的一个问题。 如果有人指着一幅“光怪陆离”的油画告诉我,这出自一个当代大师的手笔。我就会显得手足无措,甚至有些面红耳赤。看着那些综合交错的线条与纷繁复...
評分 評分贡布里希在《艺术的故事》导论中,第一句话就说:“实际上没有艺术这种东西,只有艺术家而已。”是否可以演绎一下:在产品设计领域,没有设计师这种东西,只有设计而已。 【原文,含图,欢迎交流:http://www.naowan.com/archives/2009/06/12/507】 最让设计师崩溃的事情,是...
評分《艺术的故事》是我们的第一个译本。那时初涉译坛,看到不同的译家有不同的主张,为了文字精准,尊重原著,我们倾向直译,以免有失原意。如今三十年过去,重读旧译,看到《艺术的故事》在中国有如此多的读者,虽是喜悦,但关注译文的明白晓畅和平易近人的想法不觉萌动。...
評分爱好美丽的题材也爱好平淡的。 首先理解手法,然后才是感情。 逼真可美,粗略也可美。 不要随意指责画家画得不正确。 摒弃陋习和偏见,接受新画法。 艺术创作都有特定场合和目的。 美和观念曾经不是艺术家的考虑。 而是努力地追求合适的平衡。 有一颗赤子之心,捕捉每个暗示,...
無論是語言,評價,態度,思路,都是非常非常值得一讀再讀的介紹藝術史的書!但最後兩張Contemporary Art實在寫得有些混亂,論證也非之前明確縝密,也怪當代藝術的發展本來就分支眾多又互相影響。
评分一本不錯的世界藝術史入門書。誠然gombrich關於非西方藝術和現代藝術的看法有失偏頗,但是他對於自然主義的探討是很有價值的。
评分無論是語言,評價,態度,思路,都是非常非常值得一讀再讀的介紹藝術史的書!但最後兩張Contemporary Art實在寫得有些混亂,論證也非之前明確縝密,也怪當代藝術的發展本來就分支眾多又互相影響。
评分深入淺齣 梳理瞭自埃及開始到20世紀上半葉藝術的發展 著眼於每個時代藝術的任務和藝術傢們所力圖解決的問題
评分一本不錯的世界藝術史入門書。誠然gombrich關於非西方藝術和現代藝術的看法有失偏頗,但是他對於自然主義的探討是很有價值的。
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