Letters to Francisco : Negative imagery in art and the depiction of microstructural elements of the human body

Title: Letters to Francisco : Negative imagery in art and the depiction of microstructural elements of the human body
Creator: Milos, Emil
Date: 2006
Type: Text; Thesis; Masters
Identifier: http://researchonline.federation.edu.au/vital/access/HandleResolver/1959.17/61908
Identifier: vital:1055
Abstract: "The thesis itself, involves some psychological and philosophical aspects and thoughts about fear as the main mover in the so called negative aesthetic. This specific method of self-expression, its possible triggers and the reasons that may initiate art creation on the basis of pessimistic and ugly imagery have not been discussed to a great degree in the past. Generally, the content of this writing is focused on the fictious correspondence between two engravers and printmakers. These invented letters serve as an exposé for practical findings and thoughts about the author's works executed during the period 2005-2006."; Master of Arts
Publisher: University of Ballarat
Rights: Copyright Emil Milos
Rights: Open Access
Rights: This metadata is freely available under a CCO license
Subject: Francisco Goya; Francis Bacon; Otto Dix; Max Ernst; Aesthetics; Art; Australian Digital Thesis
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