فنّ عصر النهضة/ بيتر و ليندا موري. ترجمة: فخري خليل
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N5300-7418 160.184 Mizna: Prose Poetry, and Art exploring Arab America, vol 19.2, 2018/ The Palestine Issue مزنة | N5300-7418 165.208 Black Art : A Cultural History/ | N5300-7418 170.345 التصوير الشعبي العربي / | N5300-7418 181.467 فنّ عصر النهضة/ | N5300-7418 182.561 Dada: Art And Anti Art | N5300-7418 185.01 الرموز في الفن- الأديان- الحياة/ | N5300-7418 190.752 Sajjil: A Century of Modern Art/ سجّل: قرن من الفن الحديث |
Title translation: The Art of the Renaissance- Murray, Peter and Linda; Tr: Khalil, Fakhri
In his book “The Art of the Renaissance,” Professor Fakhri Khalil continues his unique project of enriching the Arabic library by translating the best books published by major publishing houses in the world that chronicle the art of painting in particular and the visual arts in general, with a critical, documented, and solid history. These are, in order: - Dialogue of Vision (1987) - Impressionism (1987) - One Hundred Years of Modern Painting (1988) - Masterpieces of German Expressionism (1989) - One Hundred Years of Modern Architecture (1989) - Modern European Art (1990) - Modern Sculpture (1994) - Artistic Movements after World War II (1995) - From Da Vinci to Cézanne (2000) - Postmodern Art (2000). In this original book, which represents one of the most important stages in the history of the visual arts worldwide, Professor Fakhri Khalil excels as a translator, combining faithfulness to the text with a keen eye for conveying it to the Arabic reader in a language of fluent style, coherent structure, and precise vocabulary, so that the reader almost thinks the book was originally written in Arabic.
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