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The Republic of virtue

An eight part series presenting American history through its visual art, painting, sculpture, architecture and monuments. In this seventh segment, after the post-war era, Hughes traces the development of abstract expressionism and the life of Jackson Pollock, and explores how artists as different as James Rosenquist, Claes Oldenburg, Mark Rothko, Barnett Newman, David Smith, Willem De Kooning, Robert Rauschenberg, Romare Bearden, Joseph Cornell, Andy Warhol and Jasper Johns reacted to the new consumer culture.

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  • "Empire of signs"@en
  • "Age of anxiety"@en
  • "Promised Land"@en
  • "American visions"@en
  • "Wilderness and the West"@en
  • "Republic of virtue"
  • "Republic of Virtue"@en
  • "Streamlines and breadlines"
  • "Streamlines and breadlines"@en

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  • "An eight part series presenting American history through its visual art, painting, sculpture, architecture and monuments. In this seventh segment, after the post-war era, Hughes traces the development of abstract expressionism and the life of Jackson Pollock, and explores how artists as different as James Rosenquist, Claes Oldenburg, Mark Rothko, Barnett Newman, David Smith, Willem De Kooning, Robert Rauschenberg, Romare Bearden, Joseph Cornell, Andy Warhol and Jasper Johns reacted to the new consumer culture."@en
  • "Hughes' personal interpretation of American art and architecture and what it reveals about the American national character. This sixth episode looks at the mythic images, urban and rural, of the 1920's and 30's."@en
  • "The mythic images of the 1920's and 30's are as urban as the skyscrapers rise in New York and the rural heartland is idealized by Regionalists like Thomas Hart Benton. Artists of the WPA celebrate the worker as hero, while Jacob Lawrence tells stories of black America, and ambitious New Deal projects like Hoover Dam project self-confidence in hard times. Also examines the work of Raymond Hood, Edward Hopper, Stuart Davis, and Grant Wood."
  • "Ben xi lie jie mu tou guo shi jue yi shu.tu hua.diao ke.jian zhu ji diao xiang yi kui mei guo li shi,tan jiu mei guo yi shu de yuan tan jiu mei guo yi shu de yuan chuang ji duo yuan te zhi."
  • "The Gilded Age."@en
  • "Examines the mythic images of the 1920's and 30's as skyscrapers rise in New York and the rural heartland is idealized by Regionalists like Thomas Hart. Artists of the WPA celebrate the worker as hero, while Jacob Lawrence tells stories of black America, and ambitious New Deal projects like Hoover Dam project self-confidence in hard times. Also examines the work of Raymond Hood, Edward Hopper, Stuart Davis, and Grant Wood."@en
  • "Hughes' personal interpretation of American art and architecture and what it reveals about the American national character. This sixth episode looks at the mythic images of the 1920's and 30's."@en
  • "Hughes' personal interpretation of American art and architecture and what it reveals about the American national character. This sixth episode looks at the mythic images of the 1920's and 30's."
  • "Provides commentary on the art deco era. Discusses the architecture of such buildings as Rockefeller, Chrysler, Empire State, Associated Press etc.; designs such as Ford automobile in 1939 and its introduction at the New York world fair, futuristic designs of household goods."@en
  • "本系列節目透過視覺藝術.圖畫.雕刻.建築及雕像一窺美國歷史,探究美國藝術的原探究美國藝術的原創及多元特質"
  • "Hughes' personal interpretation of American art and architecture and what it reveals about the American national character. This second episode looks at the art of early American settlers, Spanish, English, and Puritan."@en
  • "Hughes' personal interpretation of American art and architecture and what it reveals about the American national character. This seventh episode looks at the post-war era."@en
  • "An eight part series presenting American history through its visual art, painting, sculpture, architecture and monuments. In this second segment early settlers in the "Promised land" strive to carve out an identity in a virgin land while in the West, Spanish missions use art to convert the natives. In the East, plain Protestant settlers are suspicious of art's pleasures while in Virginia, an exiled aristocracy, strives to recreate its ideal of England."@en
  • "Épisode 7 sur 8 d'une série sur l'histoire de l'architecture et des arts visuels aux États-Unis, commentée par l'historien et critique Robert Hughes. La puissance américaine est sans rivale après 1945 et ses artistes rompent avec le passé. Hughes décrit l'impact d'Hiroshima sur l'art, raconte le développement de l'expressionnisme abstrait et la vie de Jackson Pollock et explore la réaction à la nouvelle culture de consommation, d'artistes aussi disparates que James Rosenquist, Claes Oldenburg, Joseph Cornell, Andy Warhol et Jasper Johns. Quand des conflits (Vietnam, etc.) commencent à diviser la nation, les images médiatiques surpassent en impact visuel tout ce que les artistes peuvent imaginer ou créer."
  • "The history of American art and architecture."@en
  • "Hughes' personal interpretation of American art and architecture and what it reveals about the American national character. This first episode looks at the classical style of the early American republic."@en
  • "An eight part series presenting American history through its visual art, painting, sculpture, architecture and monuments. This first segment examines some of the first images made in America which resemble ancient ones. Jefferson and the founding fathers felt that classicism gave the young nation power and authority. In Washington, D.C. architects adopted and transformed the classical style to serve a new, democratic ideal. Hughes explores the work of artists and architects, Benjamin West, John S. Copley, Charles W. Peale, Thomas Cole and Charles Bulfinch."@en
  • "Hughes' personal interpretation of American art and architecture and what it reveals about the American national character. This third episode looks at landscape paintings depicting the American wilderness and the West."@en
  • "The history of american art and architecture."@en
  • "An eight part series presenting American history through its visual art, painting, sculpture, architecture and monuments. This final segment explores how American art has reflected the upheavals of the last 25 years. Hughes traces the evolution of abstract art and minimalism and considers the spiritual richness of earth works, in which nature is the artist's medium. He ends the series by profiling a wide range of contemporary artists including Edward Kienholz, Donald Judd, Richard Serra, Walter De Maria, Robert Smithson, Bruce Nauman, Richard Diebenkorn, Philip Guston, Andy Warhol, Jeff Koons, Susan Rothenberg, Eric Fischl, Louise Bourgeois and James Turrell."@en
  • "Presents a glimpse of American history through its visual art, painting, sculpture, architecture and monuments. Follows nearly three centuries of creativity, exploring a nation whose art mirrors its diversity."
  • "An eight part series presenting American history through its visual art, painting, sculpture, architecture and monuments. This sixth segment examines the mythic images of the 1920's and 30's as skyscrapers rise in New York and the rural heartland is idealized by Regionalists like Thomas Hart. Artists of the WPA celebrate the worker as hero, while Jacob Lawrence tells stories of black America, and ambitious New Deal projects like Hoover Dam project self-confidence in hard times. Also examines the work of Raymond Hood, Edward Hopper, Stuart Davis, and Grant Wood."@en
  • "Épisode 6 sur 8 d'une série sur l'histoire de l'architecture et des arts visuels aux États-Unis. Les images mythiques des décades 1920 et 1930 sont autant urbaines que les gratte-ciels de New York et autant rurales que les paysages idéalisés des peintres régionalistes tel Thomas Hart Benton. Isamu Naguchi, Lewis Hine et les artistes subventionnés de la WPA (Works Progress Administration) instituée par Roosevelt, célèbrent l'héroïsme du travailleur. Jacob Lawrence illustre la migration d'un million de Noirs vers les villes du Nord et certains projets ambitieux du New Deal, tel le barrage Hoover, projetent l'idée de confiance en soi malgré les temps durs. Questionnement sur la véritable Amérique moderne - l'isolement humain peint par Edward Hopper, ou bien la vitalité jazzy de Stuart Davis? Commentaires de l'historien et critique Robert Hughes."
  • "Hughes' personal interpretation of American art and architecture and what it reveals about the American national character. This eighth episode looks at contemporary art of the last 25 years."@en
  • "An eight part series presenting American history through its visual art, painting, sculpture, architecture and monuments. In this third segment as majestic primal America fosters the idea of landscape as God's fingerprint, landscape painting holds deep religious and patriotic connotations. Soon, the belief in Manifest Destiny is embodied in art. Traveling from Yellowstone to the Hudson Valley, Hughes explores the artists Thomas Cole, John Audubon, Albert Bierstadt, John Gast, Currier & Ives, Emanuel Leutze, George Catlin, Frederick Church, Frederic Remington, Thomas Noran and William Jackson. In their work he finds the conflicting impulses to worship the land and to conquer it, to create a myth of the West just as the frontier is closing."@en
  • "American art between the Wall Street crash of 1929 and the Second World War, an era of streamlined design and skyscrappers. Some painters created images of doomed cities, whilst others created a nostalgic vision of the Midwest."@en
  • "The sixth episode of an eight-part TV mini-series presenting American history through its visual art, painting, sculpture, architecture and monuments. This segment examines the mythic images of the 1920s and 30s as skyscrapers rise in New York and the rural heartland is idealized by Regionalists like Thomas Hart. Artists of the WPA celebrate the worker as hero, while Jacob Lawrence tells stories of black America, and ambitious New Deal projects like Hoover Dam project self-confidence in hard times. Also examines the work of Raymond Hood, Edward Hopper, Stuart Davis, and Grant Wood."@en
  • "A history of America told through its art and architecture."
  • "Épisode 3 sur 8 d'une série sur l'histoire de l'architecture et des arts visuels aux États-Unis, commentée par l'historien et critique Robert Hughes. Du territoire américain apparait l'idée du paysage perçu comme l'empreinte de Dieu. La peinture paysagiste acquiert des connotations profondément religieuses et patriotiques. Bientôt, la croyance dans la "Destinée manifeste" s'incarne dans l'art (Hudson River School). Voyageant depuis Yellowstone jusque dans la vallée de l'Hudson, Hughes explore l'oeuvre des peintres Albert Bierstadt, John James Audubon, Frederic Church, Frederic Remington et Thomas Cole. Il y décèle les impulsions contradictoires de la révérence pour la terre mais aussi de sa domination et de la création du mythe de l'Ouest alors que la frontière disparait, vidée de ses Premières Nations."

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  • "Video recordings for the hearing impaired"@en
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  • "Documentary television programs"@en
  • "Television mini-series"@en
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  • "The Republic of virtue"@en
  • "American visions"@en
  • "American visions"
  • "American Visions Vol. 3 : The Wilderness and the West"@en
  • "The empire of signs"@en
  • "Streamlines and breadlines"@en
  • "Streamlines and breadlines"
  • "American Visions Vol. 7 : the empire of signs"@en
  • "American visions. volume 1. The Republic of virtue"
  • "American Visions Vol. 2 : The Promised Land"@en
  • "American Visions Vol. 6 : streamlines and breadlines"@en
  • "American Visions Vol. 8 : the age of anxiety"@en
  • "American visions. Volume 6, Streamlines and breadlines"
  • "The Age of anxiety"@en
  • "The wilderness and the West"@en
  • "The Empire of signs"@en
  • "The Promised land"@en
  • "American visions. Volume 7, The empire of signs"
  • "The republic of virtue"@en
  • "The Wilderness and the West"@en
  • "Streamlines & breadlines"
  • "The age of anxiety"@en
  • "American visions. Volume 3, The wilderness and the west"
  • "American Visions Vol. 1 : The Republic of Virtue"@en
  • "The promised land"@en

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