Carmen Miranda

Naive art became recognized as such at the end of the 19th century. Created by artists who often lacked formal education, and characterized by a simplicity and spontaneity far removed from formal, institutionally approved styles, naive art is more popular today than ever. This oversize book honors a wide range of important artists of this distinctive form from many countries and time periods, including Henri Rosseau, Seraphine de Senlis, Andre Bauchant, Camille Bombois, Joan Miro, Guido Vedovato, Niko Pirosmani, and Ivan Generalic.

This register provides information on information science, librarianship, documentation, and archival science training activities conducted outside regular university courses organized by specialized schools. Based on a December 1980 UNESCO questionnaire survey, the register includes seminars, refresher courses, continuing education courses, and institutes and workshops on specific subjects, and gives particulars on study and/or research grants and travel allowances for study abroad offered by various governments and international institutions and foundations, mainly for the benefit of...

El período de la «Edad Media» es sin duda uno de los más complejos y heterogéneos de nuestro pasado. En aproximadamente un milenio, Europa y el mundo mediterráneo ha vivido numerosos procesos y transformaciones. En la presente obra se analizan las expresiones artísticas de dicho período, entendidas como documentos históricos que nos dicen mucho sobre las personas que las ejecutaron o las patrocinaron, y sobre las sociedades para las que fueron creadas. Esta «Historia del arte medieval», complementada con los recursos didácticos que el lector encontrará en una página web,...

Obra que sirve como manual o como obra de referencia para el estudiante o el profesional de Bellas Artes en el campo de la escultura.