MODERN SCULPTURE 1917 Scammon Lectures Auguste RODIN Art Institute Chicago Art

Description: Modern Tendencies in Sculpture:The Scammon Lectures at the Art Institute of Chicago 1917by Lorado TaftPublished by University of Chicago Press, 1924. Second Impression. Very Good hardcover, cloth boards, gilt titling, deckled froe & bottom edges. Tight binding, solid spine, previous owner’s bookplate to front endpaper, clean unmarked text. Illustrated, 8vo, index, 152 pages.This seminal work by renowned American sculptor Lorado Taft offers a comprehensive examination of early 20th-century sculptural trends, based on his Scammon Lectures delivered at the Art Institute of Chicago in 1917. Taft, a master sculptor and influential educator, brings his extensive knowledge and critical eye to bear on the contemporary sculptural landscape.The book is structured into several lectures, each focusing on different aspects of modern sculpture. Taft begins with an in-depth analysis of Auguste Rodin, the revolutionary French sculptor whose work profoundly influenced modern art1. He explores Rodin's masterpieces, including "The Thinker," "The Kiss," and "The Burghers of Calais," discussing their impact on sculptural expression.Taft's exploration extends beyond Rodin to encompass recent French, German, and American sculpture. He examines works by notable sculptors such as Antoine Bourdelle, Aristide Maillol, and Paul Manship, analyzing their contributions to the evolving sculptural landscape. The author's keen observations on composition, form, and expression offer readers a deeper appreciation of sculptural art in the early 20th century.Richly illustrated, this volume serves as both a historical document and a practical guide, providing insights into the shifting aesthetics and techniques that defined the era. "Modern Tendencies in Sculpture" stands as a testament to Taft's commitment to public art education and his role in shaping American sculpture. Loc: E1StoreAdd to FavoritesFeedbackMODERN SCULPTURE 1917 Scammon Lectures Auguste RODIN Art Institute Chicago Art Modern Tendencies in Sculpture:The Scammon Lectures at the Art Institute of Chicago 1917by Lorado TaftPublished by University of Chicago Press, 1924. Second Impression. Very Good hardcover, cloth boards, gilt titling, deckled froe & bottom edges. Tight binding, solid spine, previous owner’s bookplate to front endpaper, clean unmarked text. Illustrated, 8vo, index, 152 pages.This seminal work by renowned American sculptor Lorado Taft offers a comprehensive examination of early 20th-century sculptural trends, based on his Scammon Lectures delivered at the Art Institute of Chicago in 1917. Taft, a master sculptor and influential educator, brings his extensive knowledge and critical eye to bear on the contemporary sculptural landscape.The book is structured into several lectures, each focusing on different aspects of modern sculpture. Taft begins with an in-depth analysis of Auguste Rodin, the revolutionary French sculptor whose work profoundly influenced modern art1. He explores Rodin's masterpieces, including "The Thinker," "The Kiss," and "The Burghers of Calais," discussing their impact on sculptural expression.Taft's exploration extends beyond Rodin to encompass recent French, German, and American sculpture. He examines works by notable sculptors such as Antoine Bourdelle, Aristide Maillol, and Paul Manship, analyzing their contributions to the evolving sculptural landscape. The author's keen observations on composition, form, and expression offer readers a deeper appreciation of sculptural art in the early 20th century.Richly illustrated, this volume serves as both a historical document and a practical guide, providing insights into the shifting aesthetics and techniques that defined the era. "Modern Tendencies in Sculpture" stands as a testament to Taft's commitment to public art education and his role in shaping American sculpture. Loc: E1

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