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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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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34 Items that share the Concept Art appreciation
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- 100 masterpieces in detail
- African American art : past and present
- Art as therapy
- Art in the Medieval West and its audience
- Artworks : definition, meaning, value
- Conditions of visibility
- Eyes, lies and illusions : the art of deception
- Hot, cold, heavy, light : 100 art writings, 1988-2018
- How to Read a Modern Painting : understanding and enjoying the modern masters
- How to see : looking, talking, and thinking about art
- How we understand art : a cognitive developmental account of aesthetic experience
- In my view : personal reflections on art by today's leading artists
- Interpreting art in museums and galleries
- Learning to look; : a handbook for the visual arts.
- Looking at art with Alex Katz
- Musée d'Orsay
- Playing to the gallery : helping contemporary art in its struggle to be understood
- Principles of art appreciation
- Purposes of art : an introduction to the history and appreciation of art
- Purposes of art; : an introduction to the history and appreciation of art
- Reading pictures : a history of love and hate
- Reading pictures, viewing texts
- Scoundrels, cads, and other great artists
- Shiny things : reflective surfaces and their mixed meanings
- Stealing the Mona Lisa : what art stops us from seeing
- The art museum
- The art of wonder : a history of seeing
- The informed eye : understanding masterpieces of western art
- The meanings of modern art
- The square halo and other mysteries of Western art : images and the stories that inspired them
- Two thumbs up : how critics aid appreciation
- Ways of seeing
- What is art for?
- Yoshitoshi's One hundred aspects of the moon
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