Art
The book that coined the concept of ‘Significant Form’ in modern art.
- Publisher
- Dover Publications
- Publication date
- 1914 (repr.)
- Language
- English
- Print length
- 176*
About the book
Description
In Art (1914) Clive Bell advances his formalist theory: the value of an artwork lies in its ‘significant form’ – the relations of lines, colors and shapes that provoke ‘aesthetic emotion’ – not in its subject or imitation. A key reference for understanding abstract and modernist art.
— Edition details —
Publisher: Dover Publications | Published: 1914 (repr.) | Edition: reprint | Language: English | Pages: 176* | ISBN-13: 9780000000019