Primitivism, Cubism, Abstraction: The Early Twentieth Century (Modern Art : Practices and Debates)
by Charles Harrison, Gill Perry, Francis Frascina
This volume examines primitivism, cubism, and abstraction within early twentieth-century modern art. Written by Charles Harrison, Gill Perry, and Francis Frascina, it considers the practices and debates associated with these influential developments and offers readers a focused introduction to a formative period in modern art.
About This Book
Primitivism, Cubism, Abstraction: The Early Twentieth Century explores major currents in modern art during the early twentieth century.
Charles Harrison, Gill Perry, and Francis Frascina examine primitivism, cubism, and abstraction as connected subjects within the history of modern art.
Part of the Modern Art: Practices and Debates series, the book presents art through the ideas, methods, and discussions surrounding its development.
It is suited to readers seeking an informed introduction to early twentieth-century modern art and its central debates.
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