Architecture and the pictorial arts from Romanticism to the twenty-first century
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Architecture and the pictorial arts from Romanticism to the twenty-first century
（The built surface, v. 2）
Ashgate, c2002
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
Since antiquity through to the present, architecture and the pictorial arts (paintings, photography, graphic arts) have not been rigidly separated but interrelated - the one informing the other, and establishing patterns of creation and reception. In the Classical tradition, the education of the architect and artist has always stressed this relationship between the arts, although modern scholarship has too often treated them as separate disciplines. These volumes explore the history of this exchange between the arts as it emerged from classical theory into artistic and architectural practice. Issues of visual representation, perspective, allegory, site specificity, ornamentation, popular culture, memorials, urban and utopian planning, and the role of treatises, manifestos, and other theoretical writings are addressed, as well as the critical reaction to these products and practices. The Built Surface represents a variety of methods, approaches, and dialectical interpretations - cases where architecture informs the themes and physical space of pictures, or pictorial concerns inform the design and construction of the built environment.
The exchanges between architecture and pictures explored by these authors are found to be in all cases ideologically potent, and therefore significantly expressive of their respective social, political, and intellectual histories.
Table of Contents
- Felix Duban, early photography, architecture, and the circulation of images, Barry Bergdoll
- great gaps and voids - John Singer Sargeant's interior abyss, Susan Sidlauskas
- architecture, ornament and pictorialism - notes on the history of an idea, Alina Payne
- Henry Van de Velde's "Bloemenwerf - English books and Belgian art nouveau, Amy F. Ogata
- "Empathy and abstraction at the Munich artists' theatre
- Juliet Koss
- the expressionist sublime
- Iain Boyd White
- scratching the membrane - photography, sculpture and building in early 20th century Nigeria Ikem Stanley Okoye
- from Werkbund to Entartung - Willi Baumeister's "Wall Pictures", Peter Chametsky
- from monument to muralnomad - the mural in modern European architecture, Romy Golan
- Le Corbusier's "Synthesis of the Major Arts" in the context of the French reconstruction, Christopher Pearson
- skyscraper vision in early science fiction, Haim Finkelstein
- Berenice Abbott's "Changing New York" and urban planning debates, Peter Barr
- picturesque urban pastoral in post-war New York City, Terence Diggory
- constructed grounds - new strategies in contemporary European architecture, Eeva-Liia Pelkonen.
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