Muzeji svijeta - Muzej lijepih umjetnosti Boston

Muzeji svijeta - Muzej lijepih umjetnosti Boston

This book provides an interesting insight into the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.

Content summary:

  • Oriental Art: The book explores the most beautiful collection of Oriental art that has been collected in the West. Museum visitors can discover various beauties of Japan, China, India and Persia. From brightly colored pottery from the Chou Dynasty to superb works of Oriental art, art objects of varying value are found here. Examples include the delicately colored "Thirteen Emperors" by Yen Li-Pên, the sensibility of the imperial painter Hui-Tsung's "Parrot of Five Colors" and the majestic portrait of the god Dai-itoku Myo-ō, perhaps the most beautiful Buddhist painting to come out of Japan.
  • Western art: The museum also has a wonderful collection of Western art. From the naive perfection of early Greek sculpture to the greatest painters of the nineteenth century, masterpieces are found here. Examples include the anonymous thirteenth-century painting “Madonna and Child,” Rogier van der Weyden's “St. Luka paints the Virgin" and Paul Gauguin's enigmatic painting "D'ou venous-nous? Que sommes-nous? Ou al-lons-nous?

Original title
Museum of fine arts Boston
Translation
Ksenija Rogošić
Editor
Mirjana Milač
Dimensions
29 x 23 cm
Pages
171
Publisher
Mladost, Zagreb, 1978.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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