Item Number: 129514 Title: The Uses of Excess in Visual and Material Culture, 1600–2010 Author: Skelly, Julia (ed) Price: Not Available ISBN: 9781409442370 Description: Farnham: Ashgate, 2014. 24cm., hardcover, 304pp., 4 color, 41 b&w illus. Contents: Introduction: the uses of excess, Julia Skelly; All that glitters: diamonds and constructions of nabobery in British portraits, 1600-1800, Romita Ray; ‘Every other place it could be placed with advantage’: ladies -in-waiting at the British court and the ‘excessive’ display of ceramics as art objects, 1689-1740, Eric Weichel; Consuming excess: pronk poppenhuisen and the dollhouses of Sara Rothé van Amstel, Michelle Moseley-Christian; Excess, fetish, exotic: the profusion and confusion of virtual things in Victorian painting, Julie F. Codell; Excess on the walls: Victorian exhibition culture and the anxieties of art and commerce, Anne Helmreich; The paradox of excess: Oscar Wilde, caricature, and consumption, Julia Skelly; Toronto’s Casa Loma: from nostalgia to glamour and back again, Alla Myzelev; homosexuality/modernism/nationalism: between excess and exile in 1920s Europe, John Potvin; Excesses of the bawdy body: John Wentworth Russell and his modern girls, 1927-1935, Karen Stanworth; For the love of God: excess, ambivalence, and Damien Hirst’s diamond skull, Jeremy Biles; ‘Your asshole is hanging outside of your body?’: excess, AIDS, and shame in the theater of Sky Gilbert, Dirk Gindt.
We regret to inform you that this title is no longer available. P.O. Box 3904, Kingston, New York 12402 US Phone: 845-331-8519 Fax: 845-331-0852 Email: michael@artbooks.com |
© Copyright 1996-2015
Michael Shamansky, Bookseller Inc.
Design & Hosting by
Ives & Shaughnessy Web Information Services