Art and Value

Art and ValueExplore the intricate relationship between Art and Value in this essential text for art enthusiasts and scholars alike. Published by John Wiley & Sons in 2001, this BRAND NEW book, bearing ISBN 9780631229469, offers a comprehensive insight into the history, methods, and nature surrounding art theories. Delve into the evaluation of art's value and understand the critical concepts that shape our appreciation of creativity. With 124 pages dedicated to

Explore the intricate relationship between Art and Value in this essential text for art enthusiasts and scholars alike. Published by John Wiley & Sons in 2001, this BRAND NEW book, bearing ISBN 9780631229469, offers a comprehensive insight into the history, methods, and nature surrounding art theories. Delve into the evaluation of art's value and understand the critical concepts that shape our appreciation of creativity. With 124 pages dedicated to unraveling aesthetics, this book serves as a valuable primer for anyone interested in the philosophical foundations of art. Ideal for students, educators, and collectors, Art and Value stands out as an indispensable resource that summarizes and extends the significant contributions of philosopher George Dickie to the field. Enjoy free shipping on your order, with delivery expected within 6 weeks. Note that once your order is placed, it cannot be canceled. Enhance your understanding of art with this pivotal work. Perfect for enhancing your personal library or gifting to a fellow art lover, this book is a must-have for those passionate about understanding the true essence of art and its values in society.

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Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780631229469
Year: 2001
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons (UK)
Pages: 124


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Art and Value focuses on the questions of history, methods, and nature of art theories, and on the value and evaluation of art. It serves as a valuable primer to aesthetics, as well as a summary and extension of Dickie's contribution to the field.