The Art of God by David Thistlethwaite

The Art of God by David Thistlethwaite

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Traces the progressive loss in the West of contact with, or faith in, a real created order, and discusses the manifestations of this loss in fine art. Making reference to specific artists and works, this title shows how the diversity of our responses to modern art, as well as that of previous centuries, raises inescapably the question of truth.

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The Art of God by David Thistlethwaite

"The Art of God" traces the progressive loss in the West of contact with, or faith in, a real created order, and discusses the manifestations of this loss in fine art. Making detailed reference to specific artists and works, Thistlethwaite shows how the diversity of our responses to modern art, as well as that of previous centuries, raises inescapably the question of truth.
"For anyone who cares about the visual arts in today's culture, this is essential readingDavid Thistlethwaite combines the learning of years of reading and reflection with a passion for the practial and down to earth. It is gracious, engaging and rich in wisdom. I commend it warmly". Jeremy Begbie, Director, Theology Through the Arts, Centre for Advanced Religious and Theological Studies, University of Cambridge.
David Thistlethwaite began the work for this book as a research student at Cambridge, after four years in a leading Bond Street commercial art gallery. He has lectured on art to university and art students and recently has co-ordinated study groups for Christians in the professions and academic life. he, his wife and their two children live in Leicester.
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ISBN 13 9781900507783
ISBN 10 1900507781
Title The Art of God
Author David Thistlethwaite
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Authentic Media
Year published 1999-01-01
Number of pages 176
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.