Art appreciation
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Art appreciation
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The concept Art appreciation represents the subject, aboutness, idea or notion of resources found in University of Missouri Libraries.
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- Art appreciation
79 Items that share the Concept Art appreciation
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Context of Art appreciationSubject of
- A contextualistic interpretation of aesthetic response : the contribution of the experiential domain and idiosyncratic meaning
- A history of pictures : from the cave to the computer screen
- Art : search & self discovery
- Art : search and self-discovery
- Art and nature appreciation
- Art in focus
- Art in the Medieval West and its audience
- Art in your visual environment
- Art in your world
- Art in your world ; Art in your visual environment : a guide for teachers
- Arttalk
- Artworks : definition, meaning, value
- Discovering art history
- Discovering art history : teacher's edition
- Enjoy your museum
- Exploring art
- Exploring painting
- Gilbert's living with art
- How to judge of a picture
- How to look at modern art
- How to see : looking, talking, and thinking about art
- Images, objects, and ideas : viewing the visual arts
- Imaginary animals : poetry and art for young people
- Imagine that : developing critical thinking and critical viewing through children's literature
- Interpreting art in museums and galleries
- Introducing art
- Introducing art
- Introduction to art : a guide to the understanding and enjoyment of great masterpieces
- Iskusstvo v mire dukhovnoĭ kulʹtury
- Learn art in one year
- Learning to look : a handbook for the visual arts
- Learning to look : a handbook for the visual arts
- Lessons in beauty : art and adult education
- Living with art
- Living with art
- Looking at pictures
- Looking at pictures
- Looking at pictures with Bernard Berenson
- Looking into art
- Looking into the Tate : exciting ways to explore the Tate Gallery's Collection
- More than you see : a guide to art
- Move closer : an intimate philosophy of art
- My favorite things : 75 works of art from around the world
- Particular pleasures : being a personal record of some varied arts and many different artists
- Picture books for looking and learning : awakening visual perceptions through the art of children's books
- Portraits : talking with artists at the Met, the Modern, the Louvre, and elsewhere
- Reading pictures : a history of love and hate
- Reading pictures, viewing texts
- Revisitations : ten little pieces on art education
- Sister Wendy's American collection
- Stealing the Mona Lisa : what art stops us from seeing
- The art museum
- The art of seeing
- The art of understanding art : a new perspective
- The art of wonder : a history of seeing
- The arts and the basis of education
- The arts of man : an anthology and interpretation of great works of art
- The daily book of art
- The gate of appreciation ; : studies in the relation of art to life
- The humanities through the arts
- The illustrated history of art
- The informed eye : understanding masterpieces of western art
- The intelligent eye : learning to think by looking at art
- The interrelated arts in leisure : perceiving and creating
- The many ways of seeing : an introduction to the pleasures of art
- The self-portrait : a cultural history
- The square halo and other mysteries of Western art : images and the stories that inspired them
- The study and enjoyment of pictures
- The visual dialogue : an introduction to the appreciation of art
- The visual experience
- The world of art education : according to Lanier
- Themes and foundations of art
- To see is to think : looking at American art
- Understanding art
- Understanding art objects : thinking through the eye
- What is art for?
- What is art for?
- Why a painting is like a pizza : a guide to understanding and enjoying modern art
- Zeitgenössische Kunst und ihre Betrachter
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