A Neglected Tradition?Art History as Bildwissenschaft
A Neglected Tradition?Art History as Bildwissenschaft
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被忽视的传统?艺术史作为Bildwissenschaft
作者:
Horst Bredekamp
418 I would like to thank James Elkins, Irving Lavin, and Barbara Stafford for their critical readings of this paper, which was presented in different versions at the Getty conference “Frames of Viewing,” Berlin, 2002 and the Clark Art Institute’s 2002 conference “The Art Historian.” 1. Some significant examples, although published in later years, may be sufficient: Henriette Vath’s magnificent dissertation “Odol: Reklame-Kunst um 1900” (Ph.D. diss., Giesen, 1985; see also Henriette Vath-Hinz,Odol: Reklame-Kunst um 1900 [Berlin, 1985]) on the mouthwashOdol around 1900 as a forerunner of surrealism; Bodo von Dewitz, “‘So wird bei uns der Krieg gefuhrt!’ Amateurfotografie im erstenWeltkrieg” (Ph.D. diss., Munich, 1989) on soldiers’ photographs in WorldWar I; MarinWarnke, “Politische Ikonographie,” in Bildindex zur Politischen Ikonographie, ed.Warnke (Hamburg, 1993), pp. 5–12; Edith Decker’s fundamental work on Nam June Paik, Paik: Video (Cologne, 1988); and Hans Dieter Huber’s historicizationof the reflection of netart in art history, “Digging the Net—Materialien zu einer Geschichte der Kunst imNetz,” in Bilder in Bewegung: Traditionen digitaler Asthetik, ed. Kai-UweHemken (Cologne, 2000), pp. 158–74. A Neglected Tradition? Art History as Bildwissenschaft