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Britannica's Encyclopedia of Art one of the most comprehensive encyclopedias on art history and world art you'll find. As an authoritative reference work, this Encyclopedia covers all aspects of visual art from its earliest beginnings in ancient times, to the glorious Renaissance, onto realism and romanticism and even contemporary Australian art. (Don't miss Dame Edna Everage by John Brack - she's a vision in pink!) |
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Paintings, ornaments and tribal artefacts. Fascinating art history brought to life
The encyclopedia set is lavished illustrated in full colour. It has been designed to answer the needs of students, artists, art lovers, as well as those who simply like looking at beautiful things. Consisting of 5 volumes each 196 pages long, the Encyclopedia of Visual Art covers the entire history of art chronologically from a visual and ornamental perspective.
The dynasties, the eras, the art movements that shaped our world. In addition to art, you'll also find insightful architectural information, a glossary of definitions and detailed line drawings - invaluable for school projects and homework.
Five concise world art volumes
- Volume 1 Paleolithic Art-Etruscan Art
- Volume 2 Roman Art-Early Christian Art
- Volume 3 Byzantine Art-Ottonian Art
- Volume 4 Romanesque Art-Romanticism
- Volume 5 Realism-South African Art
Product details
- 5 Volumes, 196 pages each
- Trim size: 280 x 215mm (8.5 x 11 inches)
- Hard Cover
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