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Art in Theory 1648–1815: An Anthology of Changing Ideas Edited by Charles Harrison, Paul Wood and Jason Gaiger
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Art in Theory: The West in the World – An Anthology of Changing Ideas Edited by Paul Wood and Leon Wainwright with Charles Harrison
Art in Theory: The West in the World
An Anthology of Changing Ideas
Edited by Paul Wood and Leon Wainwright with Charles Harrison
This edition first published 2021
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Acknowledgements
Our foremost thanks go to those numerous authors and copyright‐holders who have permitted us to reproduce the texts here included and to edit them as required for the present anthology. We are also indebted to the translators and editors of previous anthologies and other publications who have made material available to us. They have all helped us to realize our intention of providing as comprehensive a collection as possible of this most complex and diverse of subjects.
In the long task of tracing and compiling material we have benefitted from the advice and assistance of friends and colleagues in The Open University and elsewhere. In the present Open University Art History Department we would particularly like to thank Emma Barker, Warren Carter, Amy Charlesworth, Kathleen Christian, Leah Clark and Renate Dohmen. (A selection of relevant publications from the department has been added as a supplement to the bibliography.)
