The indignant eye : the artist as social critic in prints and drawings from the fifteenth century to Picasso / by Ralph E. Shikes.

Main entry:

Shikes, Ralph E., author.

Title & Author:

The indignant eye : the artist as social critic in prints and drawings from the fifteenth century to Picasso / by Ralph E. Shikes.

Publication:

Boston : Beacon Press, [1969]
©1969

Description:

xxviii, 439 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm

Notes:
Includes index.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 407-430) and index.
Prologue : the first stirrings of protest -- The artist against the Church establishment : the sixteenth century -- The artist, the peasant and war : the seventeenth century -- Interlude -- The English artist as social or political critic : from Hogarth to Cruikshank -- Goya -- The French Revolution and the Restoration : prologue to the nineteenth century -- Daumier and his contemporaries : France, 1830-71 -- France and Belgium after the commune : from Pissarro to Rouault -- Germany after 1871 : Kollwitz, Beckmann, Grosz, Dix -- The United States since 1870 -- Protest art in Mexico -- Epilogue : social protest in art today.

ISBN:

0807066710 (paperback)
9780807066713 (paperback)

Subject:

Caricature History.
Social problems in art.
Caricature Histoire.
Problèmes sociaux dans l'art.
Caricature
Druckgrafik
Politisches Engagement
Kritik
Zeichnung
Künstler
Tekenkunst.
Grafische kunst.
Maatschappijkritiek.
Caricatures and cartoons History.

Form/genre:

Animated television programs
Animated films
History
Books.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 76615
Call No.: ID:86-B13764
Status: Available

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