Monday, 31 October 2011

Art History Is Not Linear No. 3


This posting is a continuation of a series that can be found on my sidebar.  I started the series with the idea of showing that art history is not linear, and that the totality of art is a never-ending circle of inspiration. Knowing that, all art should be viewed freshly.

Amish quilt, 1885 (University of Nebraska)   |   Victor Vasarely, Alom, 1967
Highboy by Christopher Townsend, 1740s   |   AT&T Building by Philip Johnson, 1984


Piet Mondrian, 1921   |   Eames House, 1949

Detail of a painting by Piero di Cosimo, c. 1495   |   Olivetti poster by Milton Glaser, 1968

Greek amphora, 535-530 B.C.   |   Wedgewood pottery, 1792



Bookbinding from the library of Louis XIII, before 1643   |   Louis Vuitton "Blois" pattern
.

No comments:

Post a Comment