Picasso and the politics of visual representation: war and peace in the era of the Cold War and since
This book focuses on the lesser known (and admired) 'political Picasso' of the period after 1944. In the decades after joining the French Communist Party in late 1944 at the end of World War Two, Picasso produced a body of work connected directly, if in complex and varied ways, to his left...
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Zusammenfassung: | This book focuses on the lesser known (and admired) 'political Picasso' of the period after 1944. In the decades after joining the French Communist Party in late 1944 at the end of World War Two, Picasso produced a body of work connected directly, if in complex and varied ways, to his left-wing political beliefs and continued affiliation to a Republican Spain destroyed by General Franco's fascist victory in the Spanish Civil War. The book draws together dynamic scholars from Europe and the USA examining facets of this era and Picasso's place within it in a variety of innovative ways developing art historical, critical and social-theoretical themes. Contributors reconsider, for example, the significance and legacy of Picasso's 1937 'Guernica' as a talisman of quality and vanguardism for later works by the artist concerned with, for example, the US invasion of Korea in 1950 (Harris, Craven, Lopez), the and the Cold War atomic and ideological standoff between the West and the USSR (Morris, Wilson) |
Beschreibung: | 183 S. Ill. |
ISBN: | 9781846318757 |
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Tate
Liverpool
Critical Forum, Volume
13
Picasso and the Politics of Visual Representation:
War and Peace in the Era
of the Cold War and Since
edited by Jonathan
harris
with
richard
koeck
Contents
7
Acknowledgements
9
Introduction
Picasso as a Sign of Class Struggle
Jonathan Harris
ι
27
The Battle for Picasso's Mind
Lynda Morris
2
51
Poétique/politique
Picasso, Surrealism and Politics after
1944
Krzysztof Fijalkowski
3
69
Picasso and the Politics of the Line
Sean Cubitt
4
89
Classified Files
Picasso, the Regime and the Avant-garde in Francoist Spain
Paula
Barreiro
López
5
log When Picasso Was Feared by the US Government
David Craven
6
129
Loyalty and Blood
Picasso's FBI File
Sarah Wilson
7
147
Picasso and the Forgotten War
JosiE Lopez
8
165
Picasso as Screen
Jonathan Harris
181
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