Comparative Art

Drawing and Line. Perspective. Values. Aerial Perspective. Subject and Motive. Effect. Plastic Idea. Action and Motion. Memory and Imagination. Quality, Style, Personality. Conventionality. Training. Photography Pages 13-34. Part III. The Geographical Distribution of Art?Pleistokene Art. European Polished Stone Period Art. European Bronze Period Art. Greek Art. Etruscan Art. Roman Art. Byzantine Art. Flemish and Italian Art. Egyptian Art. Arab Art. African Art. Zimbabwe Art. Bushman Art. Kaldean Art. Assyrian Art. Phenician Art. Persian Art. South Asiatic Art. East Asiatic Art. Ainu Art. East Siberian Art. Australasian Art. Eskimo Art. West North Amerind Art. East North Amerind Art. Central Amerind Art. East South Amerind Art Pages 35-176. Part IV. Conclusion.?Summary of the Distribution of Arts. Autochthonous Arts. Movements of Arts. Causes of Art. Several Races of Man Page 177-188. INDEX. PAGE Abyssinia 61,76 Action and motion 28, 29 Aerial perspective 27, 127 Afghanistan 98, 101, 110, 181 Africa 35, 73, 146, 180, 182, 185 African art 68, 70, 73-78, 96, 100, 107, 138, 145, 158, 171, 180, 182 African sculptures 74, 75, 76, 77, 78 Africans 9,45, 185 Afro-Australasian art 59, 153, 182 Ainu 136, 184 Ainu art 136 Alaska 62, 109, 152, 155, 159, 182 Alaska art 136, 141, 160 Alexander -. 110 Algeria 58, 73 Alhambra, the 73, 179 Altamira 43 Amazon 175 America 35, 152, ... --This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.