Chinese Posters : Art from the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution download FB2, PDF
9780811859462 English 0811859460 Complemented by a personal account of living in Beijing during the Cultural Revolution, this striking collection of over 150 posters provides a dynamic survey of revolutionary art and its role in transforming Chinese society. One of the few art forms sanctioned by Mao's Communist Party, these posters are bright, utopian and powerful., The Cultural Revolution in China produced thousands of powerful social and political posters exhorting the Chinese people in a sweeping transformation of Chinese society. These brilliantly colorful images of cultural celebration, industrial development, agricultural production, and revolutionary heroes were displayed in homes and public spaces across the country. 'Chinese Posters' collects more than 150 of the most striking of these posters and offers background on their social and political context and production. An essay by Ann Tompkins provides a personal account of living in Beijing during the Cultural Revolution., The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution in China produced thousands of social and political posters to exhort Chinese people in the sweeping transformation of Chinese society. This title collects more than 150 of these posters, complemented by a text on their social and artistic context, and an account of living in Beijing during Revolution.
9780811859462 English 0811859460 Complemented by a personal account of living in Beijing during the Cultural Revolution, this striking collection of over 150 posters provides a dynamic survey of revolutionary art and its role in transforming Chinese society. One of the few art forms sanctioned by Mao's Communist Party, these posters are bright, utopian and powerful., The Cultural Revolution in China produced thousands of powerful social and political posters exhorting the Chinese people in a sweeping transformation of Chinese society. These brilliantly colorful images of cultural celebration, industrial development, agricultural production, and revolutionary heroes were displayed in homes and public spaces across the country. 'Chinese Posters' collects more than 150 of the most striking of these posters and offers background on their social and political context and production. An essay by Ann Tompkins provides a personal account of living in Beijing during the Cultural Revolution., The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution in China produced thousands of social and political posters to exhort Chinese people in the sweeping transformation of Chinese society. This title collects more than 150 of these posters, complemented by a text on their social and artistic context, and an account of living in Beijing during Revolution.