Art appreciation
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Art appreciation
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The concept Art appreciation represents the subject, aboutness, idea or notion of resources found in Colby College Libraries.
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- Art appreciation
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62 Items that share the Concept Art appreciation
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- 100 masterpieces in detail
- A guide to reading Herodotus' histories
- After Parmenides : idealism, realism, and epistemic constructivism
- Albrecht Dürer and the embodiment of genius : decorating museums in the nineteenth century
- Antipodal Shakespeare : remembering and forgetting in Britain, Australia and New Zealand, 1916-2016
- Austen years : a memoir in five novels
- Borges's Poe : the influence and reinvention of Edgar Allan Poe in Spanish America
- Brill's companion to the reception of Aristotle in antiquity
- Brill's companion to the reception of Euripides
- Brill's companion to the reception of Senecan tragedy : scholarly, theatrical and literary receptions
- Brill's companion to the reception of Sophocles
- Celebrating Shakespeare : commemoration and cultural memory
- Conditions of visibility
- Contributions to musical collections and miscellaneous songs
- Debussy's critics : sound, affect, and the experience of modernism
- Debussy's legacy and the construction of reputation
- Editions of Chopin's works in the nineteenth century : aspects of reception history
- Edmund Spenser and the eighteenth-century book
- European perspectives on John Updike
- Hildegard of Bingen and musical reception : the modern revival of a medieval composer
- Homeric effects in Vergil's narrative
- Hot, cold, heavy, light : 100 art writings, 1988-2018
- How to see : looking, talking, and thinking about art
- In the wake of the poetic : Palestinian artists after Darwish
- John Singer Sargent & Chicago's Gilded Age
- Kippenberger
- La fortuna di Omero nel Rinascimento tra Bisanzio e l'Occidente
- Living and dying with Marcel Proust
- Looking at art with Alex Katz
- Looking for The Stranger : Albert Camus and the life of a literary classic
- Menander in antiquity : the contexts of reception
- Music in the present tense : Rossini's Italian operas in their time
- Old masters worldwide : markets, movements and museums, 1789-1939
- Picturing Thoreau : Henry David Thoreau in American visual culture
- Playing to the gallery : helping contemporary art in its struggle to be understood
- Plutarch and his Roman readers
- Re-living the American frontier : western fandoms, reenactment, and historical hobbyists in Germany and America since 1900
- Reading Dante in Renaissance Italy : Florence, Venice, and the 'divine poet'
- Reading Jane Austen
- Rodin in the United States : confronting the modern
- Sara Levy's world : gender, Judaism, and the Bach tradition in enlightenment Berlin
- Schubert's reputation from his time to ours
- Scoundrels, cads, and other great artists
- Shakespeare and Asia
- Shakespeare in a divided America : what his plays tell us about our past and future
- Shiny things : reflective surfaces and their mixed meanings
- Teaching Stravinsky : Nadia Boulanger and the consecration of a modernist icon
- The Beethoven syndrome : hearing music as autobiography
- The critics and Hemingway, 1924-2014 : shaping an American literary icon
- The long public life of a short private poem : reading and remembering Thomas Wyatt
- The lord of the rings
- The love of ruins : letters on Lovecraft
- The making of Jane Austen
- The mourning after : loss and longing among midcentury American men
- The museum of the senses : experiencing art and collections
- The road to Wicked : the marketing and consumption of Oz from L. Frank Baum to Broadway
- The value of art : money, power, beauty
- Transnational modernity and the Italian reinvention of Walt Whitman, 1870-1945
- Two thumbs up : how critics aid appreciation
- Up from the depths : Herman Melville, Lewis Mumford, and rediscovery in dark times
- What is the grass : Walt Whitman in my life
- Why art?
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