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Ronan, Helen. Exploring Art in South Carolina. Worcester,MA: Davis Publications,
[2001].
The purpose of the Exploring Art in South Carolina
resource package is to provide teachers with materials that will allow them
to bring the riches of South
Carolina art into their curriculum. The materials
in this binder are arranged in three sections: A World of Art in South Carolina; South
Carolina Art & Artists; Museums of South Carolina.
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709 COLE
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Cole, Alison. Renaissance. London ; : Dorling Kindersley, c2000.
Text and photographs interweave biography and social history to provide an
understanding of the historical setting of the Renaissance artists.
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709.02 FITZPATRICK
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Fitzpatrick, Anne, 1978-. The Renaissance. 1st ed. Mankato, Minn. :
Creative Education, c2006.
Examines Renaissance art as a reflection of the culture of the period which
lasted from the fourteenth to the mid-seventeenth century, and includes
discussion of selected artists, and examples of their work.
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709.03 FITZPATRICK
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Fitzpatrick, Anne, 1978-. The Baroque period. 1st ed. Mankato, Minn. :
Creative Education, c2006.
Examines the history of the Baroque art period and its influence on
seventeenth-century European scientific, religious, political, and social
thinking.
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709.04 DICKINS
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Dickins, Rosie. The Usborne
introduction to modern art. London :
Usborne ;, 2005.
Presents an introduction to modern art, including information on its
development, from its beginning in the 1850s, to the first artists of the avant garde, with photographs and
examples of over one hundred major works, and Internet links to more
information of featured artists. and the works of
related artists.
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709.73 FITZPATRICK
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Fitzpatrick, Anne, 1978-. Late modernism. 1st ed. Mankato, Minn. :
Creative Education, c2006.
Presents an illustrated introduction to art movement of late modernism,
providing information on its most important artists, including Warhol, de Kooning,and Lichtenstein.
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759.06 ROBINSON
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Robinson, Shannon. Cubism. 1st ed. Mankato, Minn. : Creative Education, c2006.
Presents an introduction to Cubism, in simple text with illustrations,
describing the art movement's basic tenets, how and when it started, and its
most significant artists.
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759.4 WELTON
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Welton, Jude. Impressionism. London ; : Dorling Kindersley, c2000.
Examines the lives of impressionist painters and the influences that shaped
their work through re-created albums of letters, sketches, and photographs.
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BIO DALI
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McNeese, Tim. Salvador Dali. New York : Chelsea House Publishers, c2006.
Sur-realite -- The trauma -- The young artist --
Finding his art -- Surrealism -- The golden age -- An American odyssey -- War
and exile -- A world of new realities. A biography of Salvador Dali, the
surrealist painter who applied psychoanalysis to the art of painting,
providing information on his early life, his education, and his
accomplishments in art, Includes photographic reproductions of some of his
paintings.
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BIO GOGH
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Bernard, Bruce. Van Gogh. London ; : DK, c2000.
Text and accompanying photographs present a study of the works and life of
artist Vincent van Gogh.
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BIO GOGH
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Greenberg, Jan, 1942-. Vincent Van Gogh :
portrait of an artist. New York :
Dell Yearling, [2003], c2001.
Chronicles the life of nineteenth-century painter Vincent Van Gogh,
describing his childhood in Holland, his years
in France,
his relationships with his brother and with fellow artist Paul Gaugin, his difficulties with women, his mental health,
and his artistic vision.
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BIO MICHELANGELO
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Somervill, Barbara A. Michelangelo : sculptor and painter. Minneapolis, MN :
Compass Point Books, c2005.
Profiles the life of Italian Renaissance artist Michelangelo, discussing his
early years, his schooling, and his work habits, looking at some of his best-known
paintings and sculptures, and providing information about the world in which
he lived and worked.
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BIO MONET
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Welton, Jude. Monet. London ; : Dorling Kindersley, c2000.
Explores the life and work of nineteenth-century French artist Claude Monet,
with illustrations that show the methods and meterials
he used to create his paintings.
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BIO REMBERT
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Rembert, Winfred. Don't hold me back : my life and art. 1st ed. Chicago : Cricket Books, 2003.
Through words and paintings, an artist tells about growing up on a cotton
plantation in Cuthbert, Georgia, serving time in prison
for his actions during a civil rights demonstration, and finding a purpose
and direction in life.
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BIO WARHOL
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Greenberg, Jan, 1942-. Andy Warhol :
prince of pop. New York : Delacorte Press, c2004.
Chronicles the life of pop artist Andy Warhol, describing his childhood in Pittsburgh, the
development of the Factory, and his rise to fame.
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MAG ART
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Margaret Howlett, editor. Scholastic
Art.
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REF 709.2 CHI
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Chilvers, Ian. The artist revealed : artists and their self-portraits. San Diego : Thunder Bay Press, c2003.
Presents sixty self-portraits painted or drawn by some of history's
best-known artists, each with a brief biographical profile, an analysis of
style and technique, and discussion of other aspects of the artist's life and
times; arranged chronologically by birth date from 1390 to 1937.
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REF 709.2 Har
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Harris, Enriqueta. Goya. London : Phaidon Press Limited, 1994.
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REF 759.13 KNU
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Knutson, Anne Classen. Andrew Wyeth :
memory & magic. Atlanta [Ga.]
: High Museum of Art ;, c2005.
Contains a collection of over one hundred fifty paintings, watercolors, and drawings
by twentieth century American artist Andrew Wyeth
along with an examination of his life and career.
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REF 759.4 SEI
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Seitz, William Chapin. Claude Monet. Concise pbk. ed. New York : Harry N. Abrams, 2003, c1960.
Presents a study of nineteenth-century French artist Claude Monet, discussing
his influence on the development of impressionism, and sharing details of his
eventful life. Features forty color plates, each with commentary, as well as
black-and-white reproductions.
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REF 759.6 Bro
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Bronstein, Leo. El Greco (Domenicos
Theotocopoulos). New York : H.N. Abrams, 1990.
An account of the life and work of late sixteenth-early seventeenth century
Greek artist El Greco, discussing his unique style, and including forty
full-page reproductions of his paintings, each with an individual commentary.
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REF 759.6 DES
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Descharnes, Robert. Salvador Dalí. New York :
Abrams, 1985.
Reproductions and text present critical commentary on the artist and his
work.
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REF 759.6 HAM
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Hammacher, Abraham Marie,
1897-. Rene Magritte. New York :
Abrams, 1985.
Reproductions and text present critical commentary on the artist and his
work.
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REF 759.9 COP
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Copplestone, Trewin.
Michelangelo. New York:
Barnes & Noble, [2002].
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REF 759.9 FIE
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Field, D.M. Van Gogh. Edison,NJ:
Regency House, [2005].
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REF 799.2 WAS
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Wasserman, Jack, 1921-. Leonardo da
Vinci. Concise pbk. ed.
New York : Abrams, 2003.
Presents and discusses drawings and paintings by Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci including "The Mona Lisa," "The
Last Supper," lesser-known works, and selections from his notebooks, and
features forty full-color plates.
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SC 709 Bilodeau
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Bilodeau, Francis W. Art
in South Carolina
1670-1970. [Columbia] :
South Carolina
Tricentennial Commission, 1970.
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SC 709 Morris
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Morris, Jack A. Contemporary artists of South Carolina. [Columbia, : South
Carolina Tricentennial
Commission, 1970].
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