Edith Halpert 伊迪丝·哈珀特,市区画廊和美国艺术的兴起英文原版

关于作者丽贝卡·谢金是纽约犹太博物馆的副馆长。

346 6.9折 500 九五品

库存2件

北京通州

作者Rebecca Shaykin

出版社yale university

ISBN9780300231007

出版时间2019-10

印刷时间2019-10

印数1千册

装帧精装

开本24开

纸张铜版纸

页数232页

字数1千字

定价500元

上书时间2021-08-01

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商品描述: 本书是《纽约时报》评论家评选出来的2019年度顶级艺术书籍，讲述了艺术世界的一位时尚引令页者的有趣故事，她有效地定义了20世纪的美国艺术。

“什么是美国艺术？”这个问题可能会让人联想到拉斐尔•皮亚尔（Raphaelle Peale）和威廉•哈内特（William Harnett）的超现实主义，斯图尔特•戴维斯（Stuart Davis）和雅各布•劳伦斯（Jacob Lawrence）的大胆图形风格，或查尔斯•希勒（Charles Sheeler）的精确主义形式。然而，鲜为人知的是，美国艺术的这种观念很大程度上归功于一个叫伊迪丝•哈珀特（Edith Halpert）的俄罗斯犹太移民。哈尔珀特（Halpert）是纽约“市中心画廊”的创始人，她塑造了美国艺术的形象，宣称其激动人心的异质性和民主价值是美国艺术与欧洲前卫艺术蕞不一样的地方。四十多年来，哈尔珀特的画廊为如今已成为传奇的美国艺术家们带来了认可和市场成功，除了上述的几位艺术家，还包括亚瑟•道夫（Arthur Dove），马斯登•哈特利（Marsden Hartley）和乔治亚•奥基夫（Georgia O'Keeffe）。她坚持不懈地拥护非白人，女性和不知名的艺术家，并且为美国许多蕞著名的艺术博物馆和藏品的形成担任过发展顾问。因为不满足于这些成就，她还率先提出了对美国民间艺术的欣赏和收藏。本书以经过她开创性的画廊中的大量作品为插图，讲述了关于她的职业生涯和遗产的非凡且被大部分人忽视的故事。

A New York Times critics’ top art book of 2019, this volume tells the fascinating story of an art-world tastemaker who effectively defined American art in the 20th century

The question “What is American art?” might conjure the hyperrealism of Raphaelle Peale and William Harnett, the bold graphic style of Stuart Davis and Jacob Lawrence, or the Precisionist forms of Charles Sheeler. Little known, however, is that such notions of American art are significantly owed to a Russian Jewish immigrant named Edith Halpert. The founder of the Downtown Gallery in New York, Halpert shaped an identity for American art, declaring that its thrilling heterogeneity and democratic values were what most distinguished it from the European avant-garde.

For forty-plus years, Halpert’s gallery brought recognition and market success to now-legendary American artists—among them Arthur Dove, Marsden Hartley, and Georgia O’Keeffe, in addition to the artists mentioned above. She relentlessly championed nonwhite, female, and unknown artists and was a formative advisor in the shaping of many of the nation’s most celebrated art museums and collections, from San Francisco to Boston. Not content with those achievements, she also pioneered the appreciation and collecting of American folk art.

Richly illustrated with works that passed through her groundbreaking gallery, this book tells the extraordinary and largely overlooked story of her career and legacy. The artists Halpert launched into the American canon are household names—and this book compellingly argues that hers should be, as well.

Edith Halpert 伊迪丝·哈珀特,市区画廊和美国艺术的兴起 英文原版

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Edith Halpert 伊迪丝·哈珀特,市区画廊和美国艺术的兴起英文原版