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Informationen zum Autor Susie Hodge is an art historian, author, artist and journalist with more than 100 books to her name. She has an MA in the History of Art from Birkbeck, University of London, and is a Fellow of the RSA. She has twice been named the No. 1 art writer by the Independent . Klappentext A thoughtful introduction to art and its interpretation for children, with a sense of humor Zusammenfassung Artists ask questions when they make art - and viewers ask questions when they look at art. This book provides an engaging way for young people to start asking and answering questions for themselves. It is structured around 22 questions, each one tackled over two spreads. Inhaltsverzeichnis Are stick men art?: Cave painting ¿ Are there any ugly sculptures?: Greek and Roman sculpture ¿ Why do paintings need frames?: Who looks at art? ¿ Why is everything flat?: Painting in the Middle Ages ¿ Why is art full of naked people?: Renaissance art and the body ¿ What¿s the story?: Romanticism and narrative ¿ Who are all these people?: Portraiture ¿ What¿s with all the fruit?: Still lifes ¿ Why paint so many fields?: Landscapes ¿ Is it meant to be blurry?: Impressionism ¿ Is it finished?: Artists¿ work-in- progress ¿ What is it exactly?: Abstract art ¿ Is it upside-down?: Cubism ¿ That¿s just weird: Surrealism ¿ Is that it?: Minimalism ¿ Do artists ever copy each other?: Pop art ¿ My kid sister could do that!: Conceptual art ¿ What¿s the point?: Why art matters ¿ Why is art so expensive?: The value of art ¿ Is it good or bad?: The art world ¿ Why do I have to be quiet in a gallery?: Installations and performance art ¿ Whös who and location of artworks
