Reviews
For over four decades, H. H. Arnason's History of Modern Art has been an indispensible guide to a large and complex subject. Revised and expanded by co-author Elizabeth C. Mansfield, the sixth edition presents a comprehensive overview of modern art with fascinating new material on such topics as Postmodernism, globalization, and art institutions in the twenty-first century. Alan Wallach, William and Mary College Elizabeth Mansfield's revised History of Modern Art is as expansive as modernism itself. Beginning at 19th-century realism in France and ending with contemporary globalization, her survey embraces an impressive range of aesthetic developments across numerous media, I especially admire how she organizes modernism's great diversity under a clear interpretative framework maintained through all 27 chapters. Her book will prove an invaluable tool for educators. Andr s Mario Zervig n, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Art History, Rutgers University. Bravo. Most thorough and useful revision of a textbook I have seen in more than four decades of teaching. Carl Goldstein, University of North Carolina at Greensboro I will definitely adopt this revised edition as it is tremendously improved in organization and structure. Elizabeth Mix (formerly Elizabeth Menon), Butler University The revisions to Arnason's History of Modern Art broaden the overall historical contexts of modernism and address more fully the implications of modernism in art and their relationship with the history of the modern Western world. The rewritten edition attempts to include more non-Western European and North American artists and is much more sophisticated in its handling of the historiography of art history. Damon Willick, Loyola Marymount University Exciting, more comprehensive and inclusive rather than exclusive! Mansfield's revisions make the text far more accessible. Barbara L. Miller, Western Washington University, For over four decades, H. H. Arnason'sHistory of Modern Arthas been an indispensible guide to a large and complex subject. Revised and expanded by co-author Elizabeth C. Mansfield, the sixth edition presents a comprehensive overview of modern art with fascinating new material on such topics as Postmodernism, globalization, and art institutions in the twenty-first century. Alan Wallach, William and Mary College Bravo. Most thorough and useful revision of a textbook I have seen in more than four decades of teaching. Carl Goldstein, University of North Carolina at Greensboro I will definitely adopt this revised edition as it is tremendously improved in organization and structure. Elizabeth Mix (formerly Elizabeth Menon), Butler University The revisions to Arnason's History of Modern Art broaden the overall historical contexts of modernism and address more fully the implications of modernism in art and their relationship with the history of the modern Western world. The rewritten edition attempts to include more non-Western European and North American artists and is much more sophisticated in its handling of the historiography of art history. Damon Willick, Loyola Marymount University Exciting, more comprehensive and inclusive rather than exclusive! Mansfield's revisions make the text far more accessible. Barbara L. Miller, Western Washington University, For over four decades, H. H. Arnason's History of Modern Art has been an indispensible guide to a large and complex subject. Revised and expanded by co-author Elizabeth C. Mansfield, the sixth edition presents a comprehensive overview of modern art with fascinating new material on such topics as Postmodernism, globalization, and art institutions in the twenty-first century. Alan Wallach, William and Mary College Elizabeth Mansfield's revised History of Modern Art is as expansive as modernism itself. Beginning at 19th-century realism in France and ending with contemporary globalization, her survey embraces an impressive range of aesthetic developments across numerous media, I especially admire how she organizes modernism's great diversity under a clear interpretative framework maintained through all 27 chapters. Her book will prove an invaluable tool for educators. Andrés Mario Zervigón, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Art History, Rutgers University. Bravo. Most thorough and useful revision of a textbook I have seen in more than four decades of teaching. Carl Goldstein, University of North Carolina at Greensboro I will definitely adopt this revised edition as it is tremendously improved in organization and structure. Elizabeth Mix (formerly Elizabeth Menon), Butler University The revisions to Arnason's History of Modern Art broaden the overall historical contexts of modernism and address more fully the implications of modernism in art and their relationship with the history of the modern Western world. The rewritten edition attempts to include more non-Western European and North American artists and is much more sophisticated in its handling of the historiography of art history. Damon Willick, Loyola Marymount University Exciting, more comprehensive and inclusive rather than exclusive! Mansfield's revisions make the text far more accessible. Barbara L. Miller, Western Washington University, For over four decades, H. H. Arnason's History of Modern Art has been an indispensible guide to a large and complex subject. Revised and expanded by co-author Elizabeth C. Mansfield, the sixth edition presents a comprehensive overview of modern art with fascinating new material on such topics as Postmodernism, globalization, and art institutions in the twenty-first century. Alan Wallach, William and Mary College Elizabeth Mansfield's revised History of Modern Art is as expansive as modernism itself. Beginning at 19th-century realism in France and ending with contemporary globalization, her survey embraces an impressive range of aesthetic developments across numerous media, I especially admire how she organizes modernism's great diversity under a clear interpretative framework maintained through all 27 chapters. Her book will prove an invaluable tool for educators. Andrs Mario Zervign, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Art History, Rutgers University. Bravo. Most thorough and useful revision of a textbook I have seen in more than four decades of teaching. Carl Goldstein, University of North Carolina at Greensboro I will definitely adopt this revised edition as it is tremendously improved in organization and structure. Elizabeth Mix (formerly Elizabeth Menon), Butler University The revisions to Arnason's History of Modern Art broaden the overall historical contexts of modernism and address more fully the implications of modernism in art and their relationship with the history of the modern Western world. The rewritten edition attempts to include more non-Western European and North American artists and is much more sophisticated in its handling of the historiography of art history. Damon Willick, Loyola Marymount University Exciting, more comprehensive and inclusive rather than exclusive! Mansfield's revisions make the text far more accessible. Barbara L. Miller, Western Washington University, For over four decades, H. H. Arnason's History of Modern Art has been an indispensible guide to a large and complex subject. Revised and expanded by co-author Elizabeth C. Mansfield, the sixth edition presents a comprehensive overview of modern art with fascinating new material on such topics as Postmodernism, globalization, and art institutions in the twenty-first century. Alan Wallach, William and Mary College "Elizabeth Mansfield's revised History of Modern Art is as expansive as modernism itself. Beginning at 19th-century realism in France and ending with contemporary globalization, her survey embraces an impressive range of aesthetic developments across numerous media, I especially admire how she organizes modernism's great diversity under a clear interpretative framework maintained through all 27 chapters. Her book will prove an invaluable tool for educators." Andr s Mario Zervig n, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Art History, Rutgers University. Bravo. Most thorough and useful revision of a textbook I have seen in more than four decades of teaching. Carl Goldstein, University of North Carolina at Greensboro I will definitely adopt this revised edition as it is tremendously improved in organization and structure. Elizabeth Mix (formerly Elizabeth Menon), Butler University The revisions to Arnason's History of Modern Art broaden the overall historical contexts of modernism and address more fully the implications of modernism in art and their relationship with the history of the modern Western world. The rewritten edition attempts to include more non-Western European and North American artists and is much more sophisticated in its handling of the historiography of art history. Damon Willick, Loyola Marymount University Exciting, more comprehensive and inclusive rather than exclusive! Mansfield's revisions make the text far more accessible. Barbara L. Miller, Western Washington University, Bravo. Most thorough and useful revision of a textbook I have seen in more than four decades of teaching. Carl Goldstein. University of North Carolina at Greensboro I will definitely adopt this revised edition as it is tremendously improved in organization and structure. Elizabeth Mix (formerly Elizabeth Menon), Butler University The revisions to Arnason's History of Modern Art broaden the overall historical contexts of modernism and address more fully the implications of modernism in art and their relationship with the history of the modern Western world. The rewritten edition attempts to include more non-Western European and North American artists and is much more sophisticated in its handling of the historiography of art history. Damon Willick, Loyola Marymount University Exciting, more comprehensive and inclusive rather than exclusive! Mansfield's revisions make the text far more accessible. Barbara L. Miller, Western Washington University, For over four decades, H. H. Arnason'sHistory of Modern Arthas been an indispensible guide to a large and complex subject. Revised and expanded by co-author Elizabeth C. Mansfield, the sixth edition presents a comprehensive overview of modern art with fascinating new material on such topics as Postmodernism, globalization, and art institutions in the twenty-first century. Alan Wallach, William and Mary College Elizabeth Mansfield's revised History of Modern Art is as expansive as modernism itself. Beginning at 19 th -century realism in France and ending with contemporary globalization, her survey embraces an impressive range of aesthetic developments across numerous media, I especially admire how she organizes modernism's great diversity under a clear interpretative framework maintained through all 27 chapters. Her book will prove an invaluable tool for educators. AndrÉs Mario ZervigÓn, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Art History, Rutgers University. For over four decades, H. H. Arnason'sHistory of Modern Arthas been an indispensible guide to a large and complex subject. Revised and expanded by co-author Elizabeth C. Mansfield, the sixth edition presents a comprehensive overview of modern art with fascinating new material on such topics as Postmodernism, globalization, and art institutions in the twenty-first century. Alan Wallach, William and Mary College Bravo. Most thorough and useful revision of a textbook I have seen in more than four decades of teaching. Carl Goldstein, University of North Carolina at Greensboro I will definitely adopt this revised edition as it is tremendously improved in organization and structure. Elizabeth Mix (formerly Elizabeth Menon), Butler University The revisions to Arnason's History of Modern Art broaden the overall historical contexts of modernism and address more fully the implications of modernism in art and their relationship with the history of the modern Western world. The rewritten edition attempts to include more non-Western European and North American artists and is much more sophisticated in its handling of the historiography of art history. Damon Willick, Loyola Marymount University Exciting, more comprehensive and inclusive rather than exclusive! Mansfield's revisions make the text far more accessible. Barbara L. Miller, Western Washington University, For over four decades, H. H. Arnason's History of Modern Art has been an indispensible guide to a large and complex subject. Revised and expanded by co-author Elizabeth C. Mansfield, the sixth edition presents a comprehensive overview of modern art with fascinating new material on such topics as Postmodernism, globalization, and art institutions in the twenty-first century. Alan Wallach, William and Mary College Elizabeth Mansfield's revised History of Modern Art is as expansive as modernism itself. Beginning at 19th-century realism in France and ending with contemporary globalization, her survey embraces an impressive range of aesthetic developments across numerous media, I especially admire how she organizes modernism's great diversity under a clear interpretative framework maintained through all 27 chapters. Her book will prove an invaluable tool for educators. Andrès Mario Zervigòn, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Art History, Rutgers University. Bravo. Most thorough and useful revision of a textbook I have seen in more than four decades of teaching. Carl Goldstein, University of North Carolina at Greensboro I will definitely adopt this revised edition as it is tremendously improved in organization and structure. Elizabeth Mix (formerly Elizabeth Menon), Butler University The revisions to Arnason's History of Modern Art broaden the overall historical contexts of modernism and address more fully the implications of modernism in art and their relationship with the history of the modern Western world. The rewritten edition attempts to include more non-Western European and North American artists and is much more sophisticated in its handling of the historiography of art history. Damon Willick, Loyola Marymount University Exciting, more comprehensive and inclusive rather than exclusive! Mansfield's revisions make the text far more accessible. Barbara L. Miller, Western Washington University
