Henry M. Sayre Books

Henry M. Sayre is a distinguished professor of art history whose works delve deeply into visual culture and its place within human society. Through his writing, Sayre seeks to connect theoretical insights with practical apprehension of art, offering readers fresh perspectives on artistic creations. His scholarship is valued for its erudition and its ability to make complex subjects accessible to a wide audience. Sayre's approach to art history highlights his influence on contemporary understanding of the visual arts.

Writing about Art
156 pages
6 hours of reading
For courses in History of Art and Art Appreciation as well as a supplement in Art studio courses and in Writing Across the Curriculum courses. This new edition continues to prepare students to describe and interpret art. Designed as a supplement to Art History survey and period texts, the book features a step-by-step approach to writing, from choosing a work to write about to preparing the final essay. For beginners as well as more advanced students.
Humanities
The Culture, Continuity, and Change, 2011 Custom Edition, Volume 1 [paperback]

Writing about Art

Humanities