A compilation of William Morris Hunt's lectures on art, covering a wide range of topics such as color, form, and composition. With his unique perspective as a painter and teacher, Hunt shares insights and techniques that are invaluable to any aspiring artist.
A classic work on the subject of art and aesthetics, originally delivered as a series of lectures by William Morris Hunt in the late 19th century. Hunt provides a broad and engaging overview of various art styles and movements, from the Renaissance to the Impressionists, and reflects on the nature and purpose of art in general.
Originally delivered as lectures by the esteemed American painter William Morris Hunt, this second series offers a unique and insightful perspective on the world of art. Hunt's erudite and engaging talks cover a wide range of topics, from the techniques of painting to the relationship between art and society. This volume is a must-read for anyone interested in the history and theory of art.