A Dictionary of the Avant-Gardes
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In the words of the author, "this book was written not just to be consulted but to be read from beginning to end." | In the words of the author, "this book was written not just to be consulted but to be read from beginning to end." | ||
- | The artists included are mainly twentieth century, with no birth date earlier than [[Edward Lear]]'s (1812). Included are [[Muybridge]], [[Bierce]], and [[Stravinsky]], [[Christo]] [[Laurie Anderson]], | + | The artists included are mainly twentieth century, with no birth date earlier than [[Edward Lear]]'s (1812). Included are [[Edward Muybridge]], [[Ambrose Bierce]], and [[Igor Stravinsky]], [[Christo]] [[Laurie Anderson]], |
[[Eisenstein]], [[James Joyce]], [[Merce Cunningham]], [[Buckminster Fuller]], [[Mary Quant]], [[Allen Ginsberg]]. Topical entries include [[kinetic art]], [[serial music]], [[Zaum]] (poetry), [[SoHo]], and [[Something Else Press]]. Entries are alphabetically arranged, with dates and alternative names. There are cross-references to appropriate headings | [[Eisenstein]], [[James Joyce]], [[Merce Cunningham]], [[Buckminster Fuller]], [[Mary Quant]], [[Allen Ginsberg]]. Topical entries include [[kinetic art]], [[serial music]], [[Zaum]] (poetry), [[SoHo]], and [[Something Else Press]]. Entries are alphabetically arranged, with dates and alternative names. There are cross-references to appropriate headings | ||
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In the words of the author, "this book was written not just to be consulted but to be read from beginning to end."
The artists included are mainly twentieth century, with no birth date earlier than Edward Lear's (1812). Included are Edward Muybridge, Ambrose Bierce, and Igor Stravinsky, Christo Laurie Anderson, Eisenstein, James Joyce, Merce Cunningham, Buckminster Fuller, Mary Quant, Allen Ginsberg. Topical entries include kinetic art, serial music, Zaum (poetry), SoHo, and Something Else Press. Entries are alphabetically arranged, with dates and alternative names. There are cross-references to appropriate headings
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References
- A Dictionary of the Avant-Gardes (1993) ISBN 0-415-93764-7
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