13 results for "The Shock of the New by Robert Hughes" between £0 and £76
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An illustrated 100-year history of modern art, from cubism to pop and avant-guard. .
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This authoritative, lively book, based on the BBC Time-Life television series, provides a comprehensive survey of the birth and development of modern art and an updated discussion of the European and American art movements in the 70s and 80s, including minimalist and public art, 70s American painting, German Neo-Expressionism, art by women, and environmental art. The Future that Was, the final chapter, is completely rewritten and updated. 75 per cent of the 275 illustrations in the revised edition...
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The Shock of the New: Art and the Century of Change (60th Anniversary Edition)
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In Search of the New South: Black Urban Experience in the 1970's and 1980's
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Richistan: A Journey Through the 21st Century Wealth Boom and the Lives of the New Rich by Robert Frank (2007)
Richistan: A Journey Through the 21st Century Wealth Boom and the Lives of the New Rich
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Reading "The Lord of the Rings": New Writings on Tolkien's Trilogy
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by: "Wilkinson, Robert" Description: "Copper engraving with exquisite full wash original hand colouring. Overall size in off white mount : 40.9cms.x 36.6cms. Image size : 296mm.x 240mm. Note below the title detailing the composition of the islands eg Philippine Isles contains Luzon, Mindanao, Samar etc population being natives and Spanish. Map covers area vrom Burma, Vietnam, the Philippine Isles, Moluccas and Isles of Sunda to New Guinea and the top of Australia. Very good condition." Published...
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The Rise of the Western World: A New Economic History
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The Population of Britain in the Nineteenth Century - New Studies in Economic and Social History No.20
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Billions of people around the world enjoy an unprecedented standard of living based on one thing: oil. And each year we demand more. We produce and consume energy not simply to heat, feed, move or defend ourselves, but to educate, entertain, construct our world then fill it with stuff. Everything we buy, from a McDonald's hamburger to garden furniture to cancer drugs, represents a measure of energy produced and consumed. But how can this sustain itself, when already we have burned our way through...
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