| Title | Lines & Myths: Abstraction in American Art, 1941-1951 | |
| Call Number | N6512.5.A2 L75 1992 | |
| Location | 2nd Floor Fine Art | |
| Rating | Not Recommended | |
| Book Review | The book highlights the work of abstract artists who are not as commonly associated with the movement. It presents the art with only an introductory statement, allowing the readers to get a feel for the styles associated with the time period. I felt as if the author could have written a bit more or contextualize the artists. Somewhat interesting, but due to lack of analysis it felt a little of a waste. | |
| Submitted By | Nicholas D'Andrea | |
| Department or Major | Leatherby Libraries | |
| Status | Staff | |
| Chapman Email | dandrea@chapman.edu |
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Thursday, June 14, 2018
Lines & Myths: Abstraction in American Art, 1941-1951
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