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Art develops its effect through contemplation. Even before we interpret it, we grasp it by means of inspired seeing, by "feeling our way," thus giving rise to an opinion. It precedes an interpretation of the content—and the interplay of form and content becomes the experience of art. Unlike classic guidebooks, this publication is dedicated to the aesthetic experience, which the comparative contemplation and presentation of masterpieces from the Gemäldegalerie and Bode Museum focuses on beyond the boundaries of art forms. The sensual experience of art via forms, surfaces, materiality, movement, and their significance is curated for readers based on some fifty selected works over various epochs and clearly communicated in numerous close-up photographs.
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Art develops its effect through contemplation. Even before we interpret it, we grasp it by means of inspired seeing, by "feeling our way," thus giving rise to an opinion. It precedes an interpretation of the content—and the interplay of form and content becomes the experience of art. Unlike classic guidebooks, this publication is dedicated to the aesthetic experience, which the comparative contemplation and presentation of masterpieces from the Gemäldegalerie and Bode Museum focuses on beyond the boundaries of art forms. The sensual experience of art via forms, surfaces, materiality, movement, and their significance is curated for readers based on some fifty selected works over various epochs and clearly communicated in numerous close-up photographs.
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This book offers a critical, multidisciplinary, and innovative approach to the work of Pablo Picasso (1881–1973). International museum and university scholars, experts on Spanish art and cultural history, discuss the continuities and breaches in Picasso's own artistic practice in relation to Spanish art history, covering the representation of gender in his work and its continuity with the Western tradition until the present day; previously overlooked iconographical takeovers from pre-1800 Spanish artists; the relevance of national identity during his exile; the reception of Picasso in Spain during Francoism and the first years of democracy, and the use of language(s) when talking about Picasso and his work.Reexamining Picasso through fresh academic insight