Art History Portable Edition, Book 6: 18th - 21st Century

Art History Portable Edition by Marilyn Stokstad offers exactly the same content as Art History, Third Edition but in smaller individual booklets for maximum student portability.  The combined six segment set consists of four booklets that correspond to major periods in Western art and two that cover global art.  Each book is available individually, making them ideal for courses focused on individual periods.   Book 6:  Art History:  Eighteenth to Twenty-First Century can be used for such courses as: Eighteenth-Century Art in Europe and the Americas Nineteenth-Century Art in Europe and the United States Modern Art in Europe and the Americas, 1900-1945 The International Scene Since 1945   Book 1:  Art History: Ancient Art Book 2:  Art History: Medieval Art  Book 3:  Art History: A View of the World, Part One: Asian, African, and Islamic Art and Art of the Americas Book 4:  Art History: Fourteenth to Seventeenth Century Art Book 5:  Art History: A View of the World, Part Two: Asian, African, and Oceanic Art and Art of the Americas Book 6:  Art History: Eighteenth to Twenty-First Century

Table of Contents:
29. EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY ART IN EUROPE AND THE AMERICAS 940   THE ENLIGHTENMENT AND ITS REVOLUTIONS 942 THE ROCOCO STYLE IN EUROPE 943 Architecture and Its Decoration in Germany and Austria 944 Rococo Painting and Sculpture in France 946 ITALYAND THE CLASSICAL REVIVAL 951 Italian Portraits and Views 952 Neoclassicism in Rome: The Albani-Winckelmann Influence 954 REVIVALS AND EARLY ROMANTICISM IN BRITAIN 956 Classical Revival in Architecture and Landscaping 956 Gothic Revival in Architecture and Its Decoration 959 Neoclassicism in Architecture and the Decorative Arts 959 Painting 961 LATER EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY ART IN FRANCE 969 Architecture 969 Painting and Sculpture 970 EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY ART OF THE AMERICAS 977 New Spain 977 North America 979 IN PERSPECTIVE 982 TIMELINE 983 BOXES THE OBJECT SPEAKS Georgian Silver 962 ELEMENTS OF ARCHITECTURE Iron as a Building Material 967 ART AND ITS CONTEXT Women and Academies 952 DEFINING ART Academies and Academy Exhibitions 948   30. NINETEENTH-CENTURYART IN EUROPE AND THE UNITED STATES 984   EUROPEAND THE UNITED STATES IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY 986 EARLY NINETEENTH-CENTURY ART: NEOCLASSICISM AND ROMANTICISM 987 Neoclassicism and Romanticism in France 988 Romantic Sculpture in France and Beyond 997 Romanticism in Spain: Goya 998 Romantic Landscape Painting 1000 Orientalism 1005 Revival Styles in Architecture before 1850 1007 ART IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY 1009 Early Photography in Europe 1010 New Materials and Technology in Architecture at Midcentury 1012 French Academic Art and Architecture 1013 Realism 1015 Late Nineteenth-Century Art in Britain 1023 Impressionism 1026 THE BIRTH OF MODERN ART 1038 Post-Impressionism 1038 Symbolism in Painting 1047 Late Nineteenth-Century French Sculpture 1051 Art Nouveau 1053 Late-Century Photography 1057 Architecture 1058 IN PERSPECTIVE 1062 TIMELINE 1063 BOXES THE OBJECT SPEAKS Raft of the “Medusa” 992 ELEMENTS OF ARCHITECTURE The City Park 1059 TECHNIQUE Lithography 994 How to be a Famous Artist in the Nineteenth Century 1016 ART AND ITS CONTEXT Modern Artists and World Culture 1044 DEFINING ART Art on Trial in 1877 1025   31. MODERN ART IN EUROPE AND THE AMERICAS, 1900—1945 1064   EUROPE AND THE AMERICAS IN THE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY 1066 EARLY MODERN ART IN EUROPE 1067 The Fauves: Wild Beasts of Color 1067 “The Bridge” and Primitivism 1070 Independent Expressionists 1072 Spiritualism of the Blue Rider 1073 Cubism in Europe: Exploding the Still Life 1076 Extensions of Cubism 1082 Toward Abstraction in Sculpture 1086 Dada 1088 EARLY MODERN ART IN THE AMERICAS 1091 Modernist Tendencies in the United States 1091 Modernism Breaks out in Latin America 1096 Canada 1098 EARLY MODERN ARCHITECTURE 1100 European Modernism 1100 American Modern Architecture 1101 ART BETWEEN THE WARS 1105 Utilitarian Art Forms in Russia 1105 Rationalism in the Netherlands 1107 Bauhaus Art in Germany 1110 Art and Politics 1111 Surrealists Rearrange Our Minds 1119 IN PERSPECTIVE 1122 TIMELINE 1123 BOXES THE OBJECT SPEAKS Portrait of a German Officer 1094 ELEMENTS OF ARCHITECTURE The Skyscraper 1104 The International Style 1109 ART AND ITS CONTEXT Federal Patronage for American Art During the Depression 1116 DEFINING ART Suppression of the Avant-Garde in Nazi Germany 1112   32. THE INTERNATIONAL SCENE SINCE 1945 1124   THE WORLD SINCE 1945 1126 POSTWAR EUROPEAN ART 1128 Figural Artists 1128 Abstraction and Art Informel 1129 ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM 1131 The Formative Phase 1131 Action Painting 1133 Color Field Painting 1137 Sculpture of the New York School 1138 EXPERIMENTS WITH FORM IN BUENOS AIRES 1141 Concrete-Invention 1142 Madí 1142 POSTWAR PHOTOGRAPHY 1142 New Documentary Slants 1143 The Modernist Heritage 1145 MOVING INTO THE REAL WORLD 1145 Assemblage 1145 Happenings 1148 Pop Art 1150 THE FINAL ASSAULT ON CONVENTION, 1960—1975 1154 Op Art and Minimal Art 1154 Arte Povera: Impoverished Art 1158 Conceptual and Performance Art 1160 Earthworks and Site-Specific Sculpture 1161 Feminist Art 1163 ARCHITECTURE: FROM MODERN TO POSTMODERN 1167 Midcentury Modernist Architecture 1167 Postmodern Architecture 1170 POSTMODERN ART 1171 The Critique of Originality 1172 Telling Stories with Paint 1174 Finding New Meanings in Shapes 1179 High Tech and Deconstructive Architecture 1182 New Statements in New Media 1184 IN PERSPECTIVE 1190 TIMELINE 1191 BOXES THE OBJECT SPEAKS The Dinner Party 1168 DEFINING ART Recent Controversies over Public Funding for the Arts 1183   World Map WM1 Glossary G1 Bibliography B1 Credits C1 Index I1