Art: Explained: 100 Masterpieces and What They Mean – Susie Hodge, Laurence King Publishing
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Art: Explained: 100 Masterpieces and What They Mean – Susie Hodge, Laurence King Publishing
Publisher Laurence King Publishing (United Kingdom), renowned for its books on creative subjects and design, invites you to step into the world of art with this book by author Susie Hodge. Susie Hodge has written over 100 books on art history and architecture, and her distinctive, engaging style helps turn complex subjects into something easily understood by every reader.
About this book:
- 100 works, 100 answers – the book answers intriguing questions about the world's most famous art masterpieces — such as why Michelangelo painted the Sistine Chapel, what drove Rembrandt's obsession with painting himself, or the secrets behind the Terracotta Army and Andy Warhol's soup cans;
- Clear, concise explanations – each artwork is presented briefly and engagingly, in accessible language that avoids confusing terminology;
- A free-flowing, non-chronological order – artworks are presented not by historical period but in a free sequence, letting readers discover unexpected connections between works from different eras and cultures;
- A convenient format – a 216-page paperback, easy to read at home or on the go.
