Rural artists' colonies in Europe, 1870-1910 / Nina Lübbren.

Main entry:

Lübbren, Nina.

Title & Author:

Rural artists' colonies in Europe, 1870-1910 / Nina Lübbren.

Publication:

Manchester : Manchester University Press, 2001.

Description:

xiv, 238 pages : illustrations, 1 map, portraits ; 24 cm

Series:

The Barber Institute's critical perspectives in art history series

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Pt. I. Among Artists. 1. Creative sociability -- Pt. II. Artists and Villagers. 2. Painted peasants. 3. Patrons and publicans -- Pt. III. Artists in Nature. 4. Forest interiors. 5. Landscapes of immersion -- Pt. IV. Artists and Places. 6. Painting place-myths. 7. Significant landscapes: tourists in the countryside -- Epilogue: artists' villages today.

Summary:

This text combines close visual readings of intriguing and little known paintings with an innovative multi-disciplinary approach, drawing on sociology, geography and theories of tourism.

ISBN:

0719058678
9780719058677
071905866X (hbk.)
9780719058660 (hbk.)

Subject:

Artist colonies Europe.
Art, European 19th century.
Art, European 20th century.
Colonies d'artistes Europe.
Art européen 19e siècle.
Art, European.
Artist colonies.
Künstlerkolonie
Ländlicher Raum
Kunstenaarskolonies.
Platteland.
Colonies d'artistes Europe 19e siècle.
Europe.
Europa

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Barber Institute of Fine Arts.
Barber Institute's critical perspectives in art history series.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 238006
Call No.: BIB 167857
Status: Available

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