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DK Big Ideas

The Art Book

Big Ideas Simply Explained

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The Art Book

DK Big Ideas

The Art Book

Big Ideas Simply Explained

DK Big Ideas: The Art Book

 

The Art Book takes readers on a tour of the world's greatest artistic movements and works - from prehistoric cave painting to postmodern art - and the key ideas behind them. The second book in a new strand of DK's bestselling "Big Ideas" series that focuses on the visual and performing arts, The Art Book brings an innovative approach to the subject, with a strong graphic style and clear, readable text that helps to locate each artist within a broader cultural context.

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Beschrijving DK Big Ideas: The Art Book

The Art Book takes readers on a tour of the world's greatest artistic movements and works - from prehistoric cave painting to postmodern art - and the key ideas behind them. The second book in a new strand of DK's bestselling "Big Ideas" series that focuses on the visual and performing arts, The Art Book brings an innovative approach to the subject, with a strong graphic style and clear, readable text that helps to locate each artist within a broader cultural context.

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9780241239018
Pagina's
352
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DK Big Ideas
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Hardback
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Engels
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