Twentieth-Century American Art (Oxford History of Art)
by Erika Doss
An accessible introduction to the major movements, artists, and cultural forces that shaped American art throughout the twentieth century.
About This Book
Twentieth-Century American Art provides an overview of visual culture in the United States across the twentieth century.
The volume examines painting, sculpture, photography, and other media within their social and political contexts.
Readers encounter the development of modernism, abstract expressionism, pop art, and later postmodern practices.
The text situates American art within broader national and international dialogues of the period.
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