PreColumbian Art and the PostColumbian World: Ancient American Sources of Modern Art,New

PreColumbian Art and the PostColumbian World: Ancient American Sources of Modern Art,New

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Though much attention has been given to the connection between modern art and primitive African forms, the impact of PreColumbian sources on contemporary artists has been left largely unexplored. This study aims to correct that oversight by examining five seminal modern artists and the preColumbian inspirations for their work. The author also examines the art of Paul Gauguin and its debt to ancient Peruvian ceramics, the murals of Diego Rivera and their ideological and visual relation to Aztec imagery and the Constructivist paintings of Joaquin TorresGarcia and their connection to ancient Peruvian textiles, ceramics and architecture. Braun reveals as well that the work of more contemporary artists, such as Louise Nevelson, Alfred Jensen, Tony Smith, Robert Smithson and Ken Price continues to be indebted to PreColumbian forms and ideas.

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