Seeing Like an Artist
What Artists Perceive in the Art of Others
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Narrated by:
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Dan Woren
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Written by:
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Lincoln Perry
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Learn to see art as an artist does. As the mysteries of techniques and styles are revealed, viewing paintings and sculptures becomes a more powerfully enriching experience that will stay in your mind long after you’ve left a museum.
A visit to a museum can be overwhelming, exhausting, and unrewarding. Lincoln Perry wants to change that. In eleven essays—each framed around a specific theme—he provides new ways of seeing and appreciating art.
Perry is a disarmingly charming tour guide to museums large or small. He makes even all art approachable and accessible. Along the way, he weaves in personal stories, from his own artistic journey as a painter to the days when he could sleep in his beaten-up VW Bus in the Louvre’s parking lot.
Drawing heavily on examples from the European tradition of art, the author aims to overturn your assumptions and cause you to re-think artistic prejudices while rebuilding new preferences.
Included are essays on how artists “read” paintings and guides to the great museums and churches of Europe. This is for any art-lover and museum-goer who wants to gain a deeper experience as a viewer of art.
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- Roberta W
- 2024-11-04
Opening your eyes to art
As a huge art fan, who has been blessed to see museums internationally and some incredible exhibitions, this book really spoke to me. It also gave me new ways to think about art, seeking out art worth seeing in person, and curating my own art experience. For my friends who are less focused on art, or who don’t love museums, I think this would give them practical tips to enjoy their experience: what to see, how to look at an artwork, and develop their own tastes. A good listen.
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