A History of Western Art

Laurie Schneider Adams

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Historical Art and Architecture Studies Art Education and Development Visual Culture and Art Theory

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All art history books attempt to help readers appreciate artistic expression, the meaning of images, and the development of style. While A History of Western Art achieves these goals, it also accomplishes something else. The book provides active learning tools to support the needs of college students, especially those who have little previous exposure to art history, as they embark on this long, sometimes challenging, journey. These tools include a carefully designed art program, a strong narrative that unifies the story of Western art, and pedagogy designed to foster critical thinking and visual analysis.

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