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Art Is Therapy Alain De Botton & John Armstrong Rijks Museum Illustrated
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ART IS THERAPY wants to provoke you into rethinking some crucial assumptions about what a visit to the museum is for. Guest curators Alain de Botton and John Armstrong want to raise - and then answer in a distinctive way - the question of what the purpose of art really is. Most significantly, they want to propose that art can be looked to, and enjoyed for, its powerfully therapeutic effect. ART IS THERAPY wants to throw the emphasis not on where art came from or who made it, but what it can do for you - the ordinary visitor with the concerns that trouble us all.
Looks like a giant post it note!
Title Art Is Therapy
Author Botton, Alain De; Armstrong, John
Binding Paperback
Edition Bi.
Art Is Therapy Alain De Botton & John Armstrong Rijks Museum Illustrated
When choosing your Simply Delivery courier please note that Evri's service is generally slower than Royal Mail, and personally I have experienced more issues with Evri. However choice is important so the choice remains for you :)
This copy has some damage to the top front. Please see photos.
ART IS THERAPY wants to provoke you into rethinking some crucial assumptions about what a visit to the museum is for. Guest curators Alain de Botton and John Armstrong want to raise - and then answer in a distinctive way - the question of what the purpose of art really is. Most significantly, they want to propose that art can be looked to, and enjoyed for, its powerfully therapeutic effect. ART IS THERAPY wants to throw the emphasis not on where art came from or who made it, but what it can do for you - the ordinary visitor with the concerns that trouble us all.
Looks like a giant post it note!
Title Art Is Therapy
Author Botton, Alain De; Armstrong, John
Binding Paperback
Edition Bi.
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