Asking for a book on art genres, asking for some books about art?

Choreographer: "Film Language", "Honor", "World Film Encyclopedia", "World Film History".

Performance: "Self-cultivation of Actors", "Performance Psychology", "Fundamentals of Film and Television Performance".

Broadcasting: "Broadcasting Pronunciation Skills", "Mandarin Pronunciation and Broadcasting Pronunciation", "Reading Aloud", "Hosting Art".

I think it's best to start with literature, literature is best to get started, it's convenient, and it's okay but not necessarily a book.

There is a micro-store: Feng Ya Zhai. There are many art books of calligraphy and seal carving and painting, all of which are genuine!

Recommend Gombrich ("History of the Development of Art" - The Story of Art".

Gombrich, a British art historian and a master figure in the fields of art history, art psychology and philosophy of art.

He is the author of many world-famous books, and The Story of Art has sold 4 million copies since its publication in 1950.

The Story of Art is the best-known and best-selling book on art.

Forty-five years on, it remains irreplaceable as the world's best primer on art history, from prehistoric cave painting to contemporary experimental art.

Readers all over the world, regardless of age and background, will find Professor Milblich a true master, combining knowledge, wisdom and special talent to bring the reader directly into the world of art he depicts.

The Story of Art is highly regarded for its direct, concise language and clear narrative.

Professor Communiblich clearly explained the trends and concepts of art, and he showed us that art history is a process of continuous reorganization and change in tradition, and that each work is related to the past and the future, and this continuous inheritance still connects the contemporary world and the pyramid.

With a new design and layout, the 16th edition brings this classic into a new generation and remains the perfect primer for entering the world of art.

The Story of Art is the most influential and well-read work on the history of human art in the world.

Gombrich has been extremely successful in teaching thousands of people how to appreciate the paintings of his predecessors with his book The Story of Art, which is a brilliant and erudite work, and one of the most famous, popular, and enduring books on art.

The book gives a general account of the development from the earliest cave paintings to today's experimental art, in order to clarify what art history is"Traditions are constantly circuitous, changing history, and each work looks back on the past and leads to the future in history"。

As Carter Brown, director of the National Gallery of Art, put it"In the great cause of helping people become acquainted with art, "The Story of Art" is the pinnacle of ......This book is worth reading again and again, just like a fine wine, the more you appreciate it, the more timeless it becomes. "

In just a few words, Dr. Gombrich can explain the whole atmosphere of a period.

The Story of Art", a work that influenced the thinking of a generation, was rated by the authoritative magazine "Logos"."A century to change the way people think and live"Since its publication, it has sold more than 6 million copies in English and has been translated into more than 30 languages, introducing thousands of people to the temple of art.

Rosenberg, director of the Louvre Museum, hailed it as"Like the Mona Lisa, it is famous all over the world", and the average reader calls it in art history"The Bible"。

If you want to understand art history seriously, Gombrich's "The Story of Art", Wu Hung's "The Story of Ruins", and Li Zehou's "The Course of Beauty" are the first to be recommended.

Isaiah Berlin's "The Roots of Romanticism" I have always been interested in the source of ideas, and among the many artistic ideas, Romanticism is the one I am most interested in. Generally speaking, when we talk about Romanticism, we must combine German philosophy and literature of the 18th and 19th centuries, and the philosophy and literary theory of that time, at my level, was still very laborious to read. However, this book is a collection of lectures, and the whole book is fluent in thought, focusing on clarifying the essence of Romantic thought, and because it is a speech, there is less written expression, and there are no large quotations to expound other theories, so it is much easier to translate than other similar books.

Sociology of Art. This is a particularly good intro book that uses sociological theories as a research method for culture and art. An interesting paradigm called "cultural diamond" is given, and then it is carried out from two modules: the mode of production and the mode of consumption of art.

Therefore, there are no case studies in the field of fine arts, but more cases in the field of film and media. If you are interested, you can buy the original English version, the Chinese version of the translation is of high quality, easy to understand and interesting, and my personal impression is that it is a down-to-earth popular version. ‍‍

The Diary of Frida Kahlo: An Intimate Self-Portrait brings a more personal perspective to the reader through Carlo's diary. Through the study of drawings and portraits, readers can learn firsthand about Carlo's views on politics, love, the artistic process, and life and death.

The diary is written in both Spanish and English, and although the reader is not able to speak to Carlo in person, he or she can still get to know her better.

If I had to recommend one, I would recommend this book, The Controversy for Contemporary Art, by Marc Jimenez, Peking University Press. This is a book for those who have read art history (at least outline). Solved some of the most frequently discussed problems, such as:

What is contemporary art, what is the context (art world), what are the crises, aesthetics, attitudes, concepts, etc. Those who have misconceptions about contemporary art, but are interested in art, can read it. ‍‍

Reconstructing Abstract Expressionism has been touted by the TANN Art News just a few weeks after it was released. I have to say that the book review "From the Reconstructing Abstract Expressionism to the New York School "Under the Altar" is really glorious, and I can't wait to roll up my sleeves and take a tube, oh no, let's have a copy. I did place an order on the same day (and urged the boss to send SF Express), and a sense of joy swelled in my heart to read Chinese art theory books. ‍‍

Donna Tartt, author of The Goldfinch, tells a fascinating coming-of-age story: young Theo lost his mother, but her favorite paintings and love of art continue to influence and help him grow. Readers will unconsciously look up the paintings vividly depicted in the book, as if they are in a museum of modern art.

The book is well-deserved for its Pulitzer Prize, and deservedly tops the New York Times bestseller list.