Henry Moore Artwork Catalogue
The Philosophy of the Visual Arts; edited by Philip ALPERSON.
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157-170 ARNHEIM Rudolf. Art and Thought (From Visual Thinking. See 0004690).
176-188 READ Herbert. The forms of things unknown (From: The Form of Things Unknown. See 0006850).
189-199 MORGAN Douglas N. Psychology and Art Today (See 0008302).
347-356 READ Herbert. The discovery of space (From: The Art of Sculpture. See 0007425).
357-363 WOLFE Tom. The worship of art (From: Harper's Magazine, Oct 1984), and in the editorial introduction to the section on Psychology.
Bib. Number0014920
The Philosophy of the Visual Arts; edited by Philip ALPERSON.
PublisherOxford University Press
Place PublishedNew York and Oxford
Year1992
Date & Collationx,630pp.Illus.Bibliog.
LanguageEnglish
More InformationAnthology of readings, mostly previously published. No Index, but Moore is mentioned in the editorial introduction to the section on Psychology,and in157-170 ARNHEIM Rudolf. Art and Thought (From Visual Thinking. See 0004690).
176-188 READ Herbert. The forms of things unknown (From: The Form of Things Unknown. See 0006850).
189-199 MORGAN Douglas N. Psychology and Art Today (See 0008302).
347-356 READ Herbert. The discovery of space (From: The Art of Sculpture. See 0007425).
357-363 WOLFE Tom. The worship of art (From: Harper's Magazine, Oct 1984), and in the editorial introduction to the section on Psychology.