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Product Identifiers
Publisher
University of Massachusetts Press
ISBN-10
1558497447
ISBN-13
9781558497443
eBay Product ID (ePID)
92343713
Product Key Features
Number of Pages
464 Pages
Publication Name
Kind of Archeology : Collecting American Folk Art, 1876-1976
Language
English
Publication Year
2011
Subject
Art, History / Modern (Late 19th Century to 1945), Folk & Outsider Art, General
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Art, Social Science, Antiques & Collectibles
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
1.5 in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz
Item Length
10 in
Item Width
9 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
LCCN
2011-003381
TitleLeading
A
Dewey Edition
22
Reviews
"American folk art has been studied exhaustively from the standpoint of the objects themselves, but Elizabeth Stillinger's long-awaited book is the first to take a comprehensive look at the material's earliest collectors and their motivations. . . . The clarity of Stillinger's writing makes her extraordinary intellectual synthesis not only accessible but appealing to laymen and scholars alike."--Barbara Luck "Heavily illustrated and just shy of 450 pages, the book is a sweeping, De Mille-style epic populated by dozens of dealers, collectors, curators and museum directors, many of them remembered for their strident disdain for convention. In her always lucid prose, Stillinger identifies the players and their key contributions to the field's evolution. . . . It is hard to conceive of a more thoughtful or thorough guide."-- Antiques and the Arts Weekly "A masterful overview, A Kind of Archeology offers an enduring contribution to histories of American art. Highly recommended."-- Choice "[ A Kind of Archeology ] is a welcome addition to the literature of American folk art and is highly recommended for art libraries."-- Art Libraries Society of North America "Distinguished by its coherent ideas, clear prose, and unusual photographs, A Kind of Archeology is a pleasure to read."-- ARTnews "This is a sumptuously illustrated, comprehensive study that will interest art historians, craftspeople, history buffs, and collectors. An Outstanding Title."-- University Press Books for Public and Secondary School Libraries "An interesting research-based book that peeps into the glorious past of American folk art, also explores some of its negative aspects. . . . In fact, going beyond merely encapsulating the timeline of collection and collectors, the art historian has painstakingly pinpointed the fallacies of certain culture culprits in her detailed documentation, based on an extensive research for over a decade and a half."-- The Arts Trust, "American folk art has been studied exhaustively from the standpoint of the objects themselves, but Elizabeth Stillinger's long-awaited book is the first to take a comprehensive look at the material's earliest collectors and their motivations. . . . The clarity of Stillinger's writing makes her extraordinary intellectual synthesis not only accessible but appealing to laymen and scholars alike."--Barbara Luck"Heavily illustrated and just shy of 450 pages, the book is a sweeping, De Mille-style epic populated by dozens of dealers, collectors, curators and museum directors, many of them remembered for their strident disdain for convention. In her always lucid prose, Stillinger identifies the players and their key contributions to the field's evolution. . . . It is hard to conceive of a more thoughtful or thorough guide."--Antiques and the Arts Weekly"A masterful overview, A Kind of Archeology offers an enduring contribution to histories of American art. Highly recommended."--Choice"[A Kind of Archeology] is a welcome addition to the literature of American folk art and is highly recommended for art libraries."--Art Libraries Society of North America"Distinguished by its coherent ideas, clear prose, and unusual photographs, A Kind of Archeology is a pleasure to read."--ARTnews"This is a sumptuously illustrated, comprehensive study that will interest art historians, craftspeople, history buffs, and collectors. An Outstanding Title."--University Press Books for Public and Secondary School Libraries"An interesting research-based book that peeps into the glorious past of American folk art, also explores some of its negative aspects. . . . In fact, going beyond merely encapsulating the timeline of collection and collectors, the art historian has painstakingly pinpointed the fallacies of certain culture culprits in her detailed documentation, based on an extensive research for over a decade and a half."--The Arts Trust, "American folk art has been studied exhaustively from the standpoint of the objects themselves, but Elizabeth Stillinger's long-awaited book is the first to take a comprehensive look at the material's earliest collectors and their motivations. . . . The clarity of Stillinger's writing makes her extraordinary intellectual synthesis not only accessible but appealing to laymen and scholars alike."--Barbara Luck "Heavily illustrated and just shy of 450 pages, the book is a sweeping, De Mille-style epic populated by dozens of dealers, collectors, curators and museum directors, many of them remembered for their strident disdain for convention. In her always lucid prose, Stillinger identifies the players and their key contributions to the field's evolution. . . . It is hard to conceive of a more thoughtful or thorough guide."--Antiques and the Arts Weekly "A masterful overview, A Kind of Archeology offers an enduring contribution to histories of American art. Highly recommended."--Choice "[A Kind of Archeology] is a welcome addition to the literature of American folk art and is highly recommended for art libraries."--Art Libraries Society of North America "Distinguished by its coherent ideas, clear prose, and unusual photographs, A Kind of Archeology is a pleasure to read."--ARTnews "This is a sumptuously illustrated, comprehensive study that will interest art historians, craftspeople, history buffs, and collectors. An Outstanding Title."--University Press Books for Public and Secondary School Libraries "An interesting research-based book that peeps into the glorious past of American folk art, also explores some of its negative aspects. . . . In fact, going beyond merely encapsulating the timeline of collection and collectors, the art historian has painstakingly pinpointed the fallacies of certain culture culprits in her detailed documentation, based on an extensive research for over a decade and a half."--The Arts Trust
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
745.0973/075
Synopsis
This book explores the world of American folk art collectors--people who saw the beauty and value of the folk-art portraits, weathervanes, and carvings that mainstream America had hitherto relegated to attics, barns, and dust bins. Although pioneer collectors sought out and preserved objects that are today regarded as icons, little has been known of their motivations, aesthetics, or display techniques. Unlike the mainly white, professional, male collectors of furniture, silver, and other traditional decorative arts who were the subject of Elizabeth Stillinger's classic study The Antiquers , the earliest folk art collectors were a bohemian crowd made up of women, artists, immigrants, oddballs, and outsiders. They were drawn to folk art not by its prestige value but by its artistic, instructive, and ethnological significance. A Kind of Archeology begins by examining the evolution of the concept of folk art, relating it to nineteenth- and early twentieth-century movements such as romanticism, nationalism, arts and crafts, and colonial revivalism. Four sections follow, each presenting a category of collector--antiquarian and ethnologist, modernist, decorator and aesthete, and patriot and nationalist--and offering portraits of individual collectors and dealers. The book closes with the exhibition The Flowering of American Folk Art, 1776-1876 , which opened in 1974. The show was so successful that prices shot skyward, and folk objects, after a century of being disregarded, misunderstood, then championed by a few enthusiasts and gradually accepted in a small segment of the art world, finally entered the realm of highly desirable and collectible art., Explores the world of American folk art collectors - people who saw the beauty and value of the furnishings, implements, and itinerant portraits that mainstream America had hitherto relegated to attics, barns, and dust bins. Although pioneer collectors sought out and preserved objects that are today regarded as icons, little has been known of their motivations, aesthetics, or display techniques., This book explores the world of American folk art collectors?people who saw the beauty and value of the folk-art portraits, weathervanes, and carvings that mainstream America had hitherto relegated to attics, barns, and dust bins. Although pioneer collectors sought out and preserved objects that are today regarded as icons, little has been known of their motivations, aesthetics, or display techniques. Unlike the mainly white, professional, male collectors of furniture, silver, and other traditional decorative arts who were the subject of Elizabeth Stillinger's classic study The Antiquers , the earliest folk art collectors were a bohemian crowd made up of women, artists, immigrants, oddballs, and outsiders. They were drawn to folk art not by its prestige value but by its artistic, instructive, and ethnological significance. A Kind of Archeology begins by examining the evolution of the concept of folk art, relating it to nineteenth- and early twentieth-century movements such as romanticism, nationalism, arts and crafts, and colonial revivalism. Four sections follow, each presenting a category of collector?antiquarian and ethnologist, modernist, decorator and aesthete, and patriot and nationalist?and offering portraits of individual collectors and dealers. The book closes with the exhibition The Flowering of American Folk Art, 1776?1876 , which opened in 1974. The show was so successful that prices shot skyward, and folk objects, after a century of being disregarded, misunderstood, then championed by a few enthusiasts and gradually accepted in a small segment of the art world, finally entered the realm of highly desirable and collectible art.
LC Classification Number
NK805.S73 2011
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