Author: ed. Huhrs Otto, ed. Jansen Johan
Place: Netherlands
Publisher: Foundation Lighting Effects
Year: 1985
Pages: 124
ISBN: 90 201 19095
Source: Donated by Charles Correa
Subject: Architecture
Sub-Subject: Architecture History
Keyword: Architectural History, Architectural Structure
Classification: 720
Shelf: C5R2
Accession No: B368
Contents: Foreword Part One: Lighting Effects in Painting and Sculpture Part Two: Art and Technology Final Remarks Bibliography Captions of Illustrations About the Foundation Lighting Effects in Painting and Sculpture About the Authors
Abstract: *Art in Light* examines the vital role of lighting in the evolution of painting and sculpture, exploring both historical and modern uses of natural and artificial light to enhance depth, mood, and meaning. Part One focuses on artistic techniques, while Part Two explores technological innovations in light and digital media. The Netherlands, known for its masterful use of light in art from Rembrandt to contemporary installations, features prominently throughout. The book includes a foreword, final remarks, bibliography, image captions, and insights into the Foundation Lighting Effects in Painting and Sculpture, offering a rich resource for artists, scholars, and art enthusiasts.