Fierce Friends: Artists and Animals, 1750-1900
$69.95
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Fierce Friends tells the story of mankind's relationship with the animal kingdom as depicted in art from the mid-eighteenth to the early twentieth century. Featuring works by Audubon, Stubbs, Van Gogh and many others, it is the first book about the portrayal of animals to take into account the latest research in art history, the history of science, critical theory and animal studies. Fierce Friends tells the story of mankind's relationship with the animal kingdom as depicted in art from the mid-eighteenth to the early twentieth century. Featuring works by Audubon, Stubbs, Van Gogh and many others, it is the first book about the portrayal of animals to take into account the latest research in art history, the history of science, critical theory and animal studies.
illustrated
ISBN: 9781858943008
Author: BLUHM ANDREAS
Format: Hardcover
RRP: $69.95
Pages: 160
Dimension: 279mm X 254mm
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