Totality: Abstraction and Meaning in the Art of Barnett Newman
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Totality: Abstraction and Meaning in the Art of Barnett Newman

by Michael Schreyach

Philosophy art history Abstract Painting
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Michael Schreyach’s Totality: Abstraction and Meaning in the Art of Barnett Newman explores how abstraction can communicate meaning. Centered on Barnett Newman’s art, the book offers a focused study for readers interested in modern art, artistic interpretation, and the critical examination of abstraction.

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Totality: Abstraction and Meaning in the Art of Barnett Newman focuses on the relationship between abstraction and meaning.

Michael Schreyach examines the art of Barnett Newman through the central idea of totality.

The book is suited to readers exploring modern art, abstraction, and critical approaches to artistic meaning.

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