Heo Na-young: Western art history

We often say, "See" pictures. In fact, we see it as a sensory organ called the eye. But when you take a more serious interest in a painting, you just go beyond what you see and think about what it means. We don't know when we started drawing. The oldest paintings we can see are on cave walls. We have wild cows and deer, and we have people hunting these wild animals. And thanks to the Desen wind, and not the wind, it's a very good place to be. Why did people paint this in those very dark times? We only assume that this is a design for the agenda that was hunted in front of us. They would have been trying to encourage adults who venture into the fields and try to educate their children in advance of hunting. So, this appreciation for art is a process of combining the first act of looking with the act of understanding and interpreting the work. The writer of this book, Mr. Hernayoung, based on art criticism and lectures and the various experiences he had in the field of exhibits, has made the history of Western art fun. And the teacher, Anim Kyung-young, was able to blend in with the art of the book and make a personal illustration so that the story became more abundant.

Korean title: 서양 미술사

Korean author: 허나영

Korean publisher: 산하

ISBN-13: 9788976505095