The Social History of Art
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| - | "Sozialgeschichte der Kunst und Literatur" ([[1951]]) | + | '''''Sozialgeschichte der Kunst und Literatur''''' (1951, The Social History of Art) is a book by [[Arnold Hauser]]. It is often cited as the first [[Marxist]] survey of [[Western Art]]. In this book he attempted to show how [[class consciousness]] was reflected in major art periods. His book was very controversial when it was published during the [[1950s]] because it makes gross [[generalization]]s about entire eras. However, it remains in print as a classic art historical text. |
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| - | [[Arnold Hauser]] wrote the first [[Marxist]] survey of [[Western Art]], titled "'''''The Social History of Art'''''." In this book he attempted to show how [[class consciousness]] was reflected in major art periods. His book was very controversial when it was published during the [[1950s]] because it makes gross [[generalization]]s about entire eras. However, it remains in print as a classic art historical text. | + | |
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| *[[Sociology of art]] | *[[Sociology of art]] | ||
| *[[Social history]] | *[[Social history]] | ||
| + | *[[A Social History of Modern Art]] by Albert Boime | ||
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Sozialgeschichte der Kunst und Literatur (1951, The Social History of Art) is a book by Arnold Hauser. It is often cited as the first Marxist survey of Western Art. In this book he attempted to show how class consciousness was reflected in major art periods. His book was very controversial when it was published during the 1950s because it makes gross generalizations about entire eras. However, it remains in print as a classic art historical text.
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- Sociology of art
- Social history
- A Social History of Modern Art by Albert Boime
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