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The Artist: A Social History

Edmund Burke Feldman

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1. The Shaman. 2. Child Artists and Naive Artists. 3. Peasant and Folk Artists. 4. The Classical Artisan. 5. The Medieval Guildsman. 6. The Renaissance Genius. 7. The Court Artist. 8. The Revolutionary Artist. 9. The Bohemian Artist. 10. The Illustrator. 11. The Industrial Designer. 12. The Gallery Idol. 13. The Hyphenated Artist. Bibliography. Notes to the Text. Index.

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1. The Shaman. 2. Child Artists and Naive Artists. 3. Peasant and Folk Artists. 4. The Classical Artisan. 5. The Medieval Guildsman. 6. The Renaissance Genius. 7. The Court Artist. 8. The Revolutionary Artist. 9. The Bohemian Artist. 10. The Illustrator. 11. The Industrial Designer. 12. The Gallery Idol. 13. The Hyphenated Artist. Bibliography. Notes to the Text. Index.

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1. The Shaman. 2. Child Artists and Naive Artists. 3. Peasant and Folk Artists. 4. The Classical Artisan. 5. The Medieval Guildsman. 6. The Renaissance Genius. 7. The Court Artist. 8. The Revolutionary Artist. 9. The Bohemian Artist. 10. The Illustrator. 11. The Industrial Designer. 12. The Gallery Idol. 13. The Hyphenated Artist. Bibliography. Notes to the Text. Index.

Key concepts: Genius, Shamanism, Art, The Renaissance, Peasant, Index (typography), Visual arts, Art history

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