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Gardner's Art Through the Ages VRA ulleB tin Volume 21 Article 1 Issue 1 Special Bulletin No. 5 1-1-1994 Special Bulletin #5: Source List for Illustrations in "Gardner's Art Through the Ages" (ninth edition) Follow this and additional works at: https://online.vraweb.org/vrab Part of the History of Art, Architecture, and Archaeology Commons Recommended Citation (1994) "Special Bulletin #5: Source List for Illustrations in "Gardner's Art Through the Ages" (ninth edition)," VRA uB lletin:Vol. 21: Iss. 1, Article 1. Available at: https://online.vraweb.org/vrab/vol21/iss1/1 This Feature Articles is brought to you for free and open access by VRA Online. It has been accepted for inclusion in VRA ulB letin by an authorized editor of VRA Online. Special Bulletin #5: Source List for Illustrations in "Gardner's Art Through the Ages" (ninth edition) Abstract The ninth edition of "Gardner's Art Through the Ages" (1991) contains over 1300 illustrations. This bibliography lists over 500 book and magazine sources with quality reproductions of the artworks illustrated in this edition. Keywords illustrations, textbook, art history text, Gardner's Art Through the Ages, sources, originals Author Bio & Acknowledgements Jonny Prins - Syracuse University Cover design: Patrick Young - University of Michigan VRA ubP lications Advisory Committee: Chairman: Nancy Schuller - University of Texas at Austin Pat Bevan - Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Elizabeth O'Donnell - Dartmouth College This feature articles is available in VRA ulB letin: https://online.vraweb.org/vrab/vol21/iss1/1 et al.: Special Bulletin #5 Speclal Bulletln A Publication of the Visual Resources Association No. 5, 1994 Source List for Illustrations in 1 VRA Bulletin, Vol. 21 [1994], Iss. 1, Art. 1 Visual Resources Association Special Bulletin No. 5 Source List for Illustrations in Gardner's Art Through the Ages Jonny Prins Syracuse University Visual Resouces Association The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan t994 Cover design by Patrick Young, C_ligf Photographer, Deparunenl of fhe History of ArL University of Michigan https://online.vraweb.org/vrab/vol21/iss1/1 2 et al.: Special Bulletin #5 Copyright 1994 Visual Resources Association All rights reserved rssN 1050-138X Nqgcy.Schuller' 1994 Visual Resources Association Publications Advisory. Committee: Polytechnic Instinrte and Chairman, Universitf;i T;;;.t-l*tif,;F"t n"yq,, -Jirfinia State Unirarsity; ptiiabeth ODonnell, Dartrnouth College without written No part of this book may be reproduced in any- {o*- oi by anv means illrltlfl" f-; ril publisher. Contacr The'Visual Resburies Association, c/o The "DHffiil;;A;HiJ.;,y;i-Art-,-Slia"andPhotographCollection,Universitvof M[hd;; A"" Arbor, Michigan 48109-1357' 3 VRA Bulletin, Vol. 21 [1994], Iss. 1, Art. 1 ThenintheditionofGardner,sArtThrorysllllleAges(NewIg*'.Il*ourtBrace gCft This bibliography lisa Jovanovich, Publishers, 1991) contains-oviif ilhstitions. of the artworks illustrated over 500 book and;"i#,i";o-*.o *tr, qiliity *p;oductions in this edition. of illusuations in The arrangement of source listings follows the numberine :nixi:mirt[#,k;**"":""'n:*-i;@E*,";"6"4;;1;;51.,. [tixtri*a3?,S5';3l,lti,i#J-d+;.'L:",ffi x""1lt **l*f"::nlli#tffi variations of textbook illustrations are names and order nu'*u"o-r* their slide.s fonow. indicated. could not have been This project of the Sryacup university slide collection member Linda D'Agostino' completed without fii ,AgJO nsistance of stiff ,Rosenthal Arr Slides ,5456 Ridgewood court, chicago, trlinois 606 15-5392 ,Sandak An n"pri"t of Macmillan Publishing,':lffi;t'r0'' Avenue, Stamford, Connecti' 180 Harvard way, ,saskia Ltd., Cntn ral Documentation,2TTl Nw cannon Portland, Oregon 97229 https://online.vraweb.org/vrab/vol21/iss1/1 4 et al.: Special Bulletin #5 2 0 I}{TRODUGTION 0- 1 WILHELM LEHMBRUCK: Seated Youth Hotf, August Wilhelm Lehmbruck: Leben und Werk Berlin, Rembrandt Verlag, 1961 19 0. 2 AUGUSTE RODIN: The Thinker The Sculpture of Auguste Rodin: The Collection of the Rodin Museum Philadelphia, Philadelphia Museum of Art, 1976 113 Sandak: 3 103 0016 0- 3 PABLO PICASSO: Bathers Tinterow, Gary Master Drawings bY Picasso Cambridge MA, Fogg Ail Museurn, c-1981 lAZ 0- 4 LEONARDO DA VINCI: The Last SuPPer Wasserman, Jack Leonardo da Vinci New York, Abrams, 1975 125 Sandak: 1 685 801 6 0- 5A CI-AUDE MONET: Facade of Rouen Cathedral, Washington, NG. Gordon, Robert and Forge, Andrew Monet New York, Abrams, 1983 174 Sandak: 1 2O2 0100 0- 58 CI-AUDE MONET: Facade of Rouen Cathedral, Boston, MFA Guillaud, Maurice, editor Claude Monet at the Tinre of Givemy Paris, Centre Cuhurel du Marais, c.1983 19il 0- 6 EFFECT OF ADJACENT VALUE ON APPARENT VALUE 0- 7 @LORTRIANGLE Kuppers, Harald Color: Origin, SYsterns, Uses London, Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1973 140 5 VRA Bulletin, Vol. 21 [1994], Iss. 1, Art. 1 8 0- ARCH; ARCH; CANTILEVER; BASIC STRUCTURAL DEMCES: POST AND LINTEL; @RBELED SUSPENSION Encyclopedia ol World Art, Vol.Xlll Hew York, McGraw'Hill, 1959 - 68 453t 22. 23 and 24. 441 I 442 (variations) 9 0- Museum DONATELLO: St'John the Evangelist - as seen in Andres, Glenn M. The Art of Florence New York, Abbeville Press, 1988 325 0-10 MICHELANGELO: Unlinished Bound Slave Murrav. Unda Micheiangelo: his Lite, Work, and Times sLondon, Thames & Hudson' 1984 0-11 ALAIN: Drawing Gonrbrich, Emst Hans ;;';;liii"i;ry a iiuov in the psvchologv of pic{orial representation Bollinoen Series, no.35. 't969 Princiton, Princeton University Press, z 0-12 atThebes OUEEN NOFRETARI: painted bas-relief of tomb Lanoe. Kurt and Himer, Malt ErEii Ai"ttit"aut", Sculpture, Painting in 3000 Years l6nbon, Phaidon Press, 1957 LVIII 0-13 VILIARD DE HONNE@URT: Lion Portrayedfrom Life Bowie, Theodore ed. The Sketchbook of Villard de Honnecou eioilington, lndiana Universily Press, c'1959 XLVII 0-14 ALBRECI-IT DUBER: Two Lions Koreny, Fritz liUt"Jtt Out"r and the Animal and Plant Studies olthe Renaissance Boston, Little, Brown Co-, c'1988 165 15 0 ' by J.Sylvester and a self-portrait THE MA9RI cHtEF TUpAI KUpA after a drawing Frobenius, Leo The Childhood ol Man New York Meridian Books, 1960 2TandZE https://online.vraweb.org/vrab/vol21/iss1/1 6 et al.: Special Bulletin #5 4 1 THE EIRTH OF ART 1- 1 HALL OF BULLS, Lascaux Leroi-Gourhan, Andre Treasures of Prehistoric Art New York, Abrams, 1967 72 Sandak 1 606 0009 1- 2 DIAGMM OF THE CAVES OF LASCAUX Ruspoli, Mario The Cave of Lascaux: the Final Photographs New York, Abrams, 1987 98 1- 3 ENGRAVED REINDEER, Lascaux Ruspoli, Mario The Cave of Lascaux the Final Photographs New YorK Abrams, 1987 147 1- 4 THREE COWS AND ONE HORSE, Lascatx Ruspoli, Mario The Cave of Lascaux, the Final Photographs New York, Abrams, 1987 111 1- 5 SPoTTED HORSES AND NEGATIVE HAI,ID IMPRINTS, PECh-METIE Leroi-Gourhan, Andre Treasures of Prehistoric Art New York, Abrarns, 1967 153 1- 6 CHINESE HORSE, Lascau( Leroi-Gourhan, Andre Treasures of Prehistoric Art New York, Abrams, 1967 230 1- 7 BISON WITH SUPERPOSED ARROWS, Niau Moulin, Raoul-Jean Prehistoric Painting New YorK Funk and Wagnalls, 1969 39 1- 8 WELL SCENE, Lascaux Ruspoli, Mario The'Cave at Lascaux the Final Photographs New York, Abrams, 1987 149 Sandak: 1 606 0017 7 VRA Bulletin, Vol. 21 [1994], Iss. 1, Art. 1 1- 9 SORCERER, Trois Freres Leroi-Gourhan, Andre Treasures of Prehistoric Att New York, Abrams, 1967 57 10 REINDEER, Font-de-Gaume Leroi-Gourhan, Andre Treasures of Prehistoric Art New York, Abrarns, 1967 1 16 (variation) 1 - 11 BISON WITH TURNED HEAD, La Madeleine Leroi-Gourhan, Andre Treasures of Prehistoric Att New York, Abrams, 1967 20.,l 12 BISONS, Tuc d'Audoubert Leroi-Gourhan, Andre Treasures of Prehistoric Art New York, Abrams, 1967 619 1-12A. BISON, Tuc d'Audoubert Leroi-Gourhan, Andre Treasures of Prehistoric Art New York, Abrams, 1967 92 13 VENUS OF WILLENDORF Torbrugge,Walter Prehistoric EuroPean Art New York, Abrams, 1968 19 Sandak: 3 518 0000 1-14 MARCHING WARRIORS, Gasulla Gorge, castellon Beltran, Antonio Rock Art of the SPanish Levant Ganbridge UniversitY Press, 1982 45 and 1 21 1 - 15 STONEHENGE, aerial view Fowles, John and Brukoff, Barry The Enigma of Stonehenge New York, Summit Books, c-1980 51 Sandak: I 635 0002 Rosenthal: 230064 https://online.vraweb.org/vrab/vol21/iss1/1 8 et al.: Special Bulletin #5 6 1 - 15 TRILITHONS, Stonehenge Torbrugge, Walter Prehistoric EuroPean Art New York, Abrams, 1968 78 Sandak: I 320 0057 Rosenthal:, 23005, 23006 9 VRA Bulletin, Vol. 21 [1994], Iss. 1, Art. 1 7 2 THE ANGIENT'NEAR EAST 2- 1 STONE TOWER, Jericho Trachtenberg, Marvin Architecturelfrom Pre-H istory to Post-Modernism New York, Abrams, 1986 5 2- 2 HUMAN SKULL, Jericho Bazain, Germain The History of World SculPture . Greenwiclr cT, New York Graphic society, 1968 94 2- 3 RECONSTRUCTION OF LEVEL Vl, catal Huyuk Trachtenberg, Marvin ArchiteAurelirom Pre-History to Post-Modernism New York, Abrams, 1986 51 2- 4 RECONSTRUCTION OF A SHRINE, LEVEL VI, CATAI HUYUK Amiet, Piene Art of the Ancient Near East New York, Abrams, 1980 572 2- 5 SEATED GODDESS, Catal HtrYuk Mellink, Machteld J- and FiliP J- propylaen Fruhe stufen der Kunst. series: Kunstgeschichte Berlin, ProPYlaen Verlag, 1974 8b 2- 6 DEER HUNT, wall painting at Catal Httyuk Boulanger, Robert EEyptia-n Painting and the Ancient East N;vi YorK Funk and Wagnalls, 1969 a. 2- 7 DAr{clNG HUNTER, wall painting at Catal Huyuk Boulanger, Robert -gyptia-n Painting al.d the Ancient East N;w YorK Funk and Wagnalls, 1969 g5 2- 8 LANDSCAPE, wall painting at Catal Huyuk https://online.vraweb.org/vrab/vol21/iss1/1 10 et al.: Special Bulletin #5 2- 9 KNEELING MAN-BULI-, from Jamdat Nasr Orthmann, Winfried Der Ahe Orient.
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