A history of Visual Culture : Western Civilization from the 18th to the 21st Century / by Jane Kroma

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Publisher: New York : Bloomsbury, 2010Edition: 1st edDescription: 403p. : 24.5 cmISBN:

9781845204921

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Theory of Arts

DDC classification:

700.1 HIS

Summary: A History of Visual Culture is a history of ideas. The recent explosion of interest in visual culture suggests the phenomenon is very recent. But visual culture has a history. Knowledge began to be systematically grounded in observation and display from the Enlightenment. Since then, from the age of industrialisation and colonialism to today's globalised world, visual culture has continued to shape our ways of thinking and of interpreting the world.

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A History of Visual Culture is a history of ideas. The recent explosion of interest in visual culture suggests the phenomenon is very recent. But visual culture has a history. Knowledge began to be systematically grounded in observation and display from the Enlightenment. Since then, from the age of industrialisation and colonialism to today's globalised world, visual culture has continued to shape our ways of thinking and of interpreting the world.

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