The grotesque factor
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"Grotesque in art--Exhibitions" |
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"Grotesque" |
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"Grotesque in motion pictures" |
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| schema:text | I. A mysterious and amusing path in the history of art / by José Lebrero Stals -- II. Nothing under one's feet. Approaches to an aesthetic of the grotesque / by Louis Puelles -- III. The grotesque / by Martin Clayton -- IV. Grotesque. Laughter's shadow / by Valeriano Bozal -- V. A fringe art emerges: The caricature / by Werner Hofmann -- VI. The grotesque turn in modern British art / by Frances S. Connelly -- VII. The grotesque in 19th-century French art / by Michel Melot -- VIII. James Ensor, painter of the macabre and comic grotesque / by Xavier Tricot -- IX. On the grotesque in film / Emmanuel Dreux. |
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