The Art Spirit
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.45 (951 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0465002633 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 288 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-05-20 |
| Language | : | English |
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His paintings are shown at major museums across the United States.. Robert Henri was born in Cincinnati in 1865 and died in 1929. He led the Ashcan School movement in art, and attracted a large, intensely personal group of followers
Embodying the entire system of Robert Henri's teaching, The Art Spirit contains much valuable advice, critical comment, and inspiration to every student of the arts.
Poorly printed photocopy with no index. This is absolutely WRONG! This is a poorly printed photocopy of the original book, which you can find it here at Amazon for $15.00. Don`t buy this version, since it lacks images and the INDEX. This book is meant to be read by searching specific topics in the index, which this terrible version doesn`t have. I`m glad I`ve got a refund and Amazon didn`t even ask for a return. They must know . "Do not buy the 201Do not buy the 2013 edition! It is a PHOTOCOPY of the original 1960 book. Even "blank" pages were photocopied, and the dark edges of the blank page are visible. It was obviously copied from yellowing or less-than-white pages as well, because there is sort of a gray mushy-ness around all the text. These things thoroughly distract me from simply reading and enjoying the content.I'm returning this travesty and ordering . edition!" according to Tolana. It is a PHOTOCOPY of the original 1960 book. Even "blank" pages were photocopied, and the dark edges of the blank page are visible. It was obviously copied from yellowing or less-than-white pages as well, because there is sort of a gray mushy-ness around all the text. These things thoroughly distract me from simply reading and enjoying the content.I'm returning this travesty and ordering . "Deepening of Perception" according to anteKA. Henri would not relate directly to his students while they were working; instead he would return to the classroom when it was empty, observe the various works of his students, and leave them notes to encourage and give direction to their work. Mostly these notes were poetic, metaphorical, oblique to the actual work. Henri, this great artistic soul, spoke through the work of his students,
His paintings are shown at major museums across the United States.. He led the Ashcan School movement in art, and attracted a large, intensely personal group of followers. About the AuthorRobert Henri was born in Cincinnati in 1865 and died in 1929