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This anthology provides an accessible introduction to the prolific writings of E.H. Gombrich, the renowned art historian celebrated for his work "The Story of Art". It assembles a curated selection of his most representative pieces, offering readers insight into his thoughts on diverse and essential subjects. These include visual representation, the psychology underpinning perception, the interpretation of images, and the theoretical and methodological challenges inherent in art historical study.
It also explores the notion of progress, the role of symbolism, and the search for meaning within art. This collection showcases Gombrich's commitment to reason, tolerance, and humanistic values, underscoring his enduring concern for understanding and interpreting our shared cultural heritage. It includes writings from his major books, and brings together a selection from all these books and in addition six pieces that have not previously been published by Phaidon.
Condition: Used (good, see images) Hardcover ISBN 0714830097
