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Fatherhood is a fundamental aspect of human existence and a central theme in the arts. Yet, depictions of fathers in art have been overshadowed by those of mothers and children. This book explores representations of fathers in visual culture and literature throughout history, from ancient to contemporary times and around the world. It includes a broad definition of fathers, which also covers father figures and metaphorical "fathers." The portrayal of fathers in art, literature and film has evolved over time, reflecting the changing societal attitudes towards fatherhood. From the early…mehr

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Fatherhood is a fundamental aspect of human existence and a central theme in the arts. Yet, depictions of fathers in art have been overshadowed by those of mothers and children. This book explores representations of fathers in visual culture and literature throughout history, from ancient to contemporary times and around the world. It includes a broad definition of fathers, which also covers father figures and metaphorical "fathers." The portrayal of fathers in art, literature and film has evolved over time, reflecting the changing societal attitudes towards fatherhood. From the early depictions of father figures as providers and protectors, to the more recent portrayals of fathers as involved and nurturing parents, art has explored the complexities and challenges of being a father, while also showcasing the joys and rewards that come with the role. This will be the definitive look at how fathers have been portrayed in the arts and how that reflects cultural and societal views on fatherhood through history. Through this we will draw out lessons on "how to be a good father" and apply it to parenting today. It is the ideal gift for new fathers, on Father's Day or following the birth of a first child
Autorenporträt
Noah Charney is the internationally bestselling author of more than 30 books, translated into 14 languages, including The Collector of Lives: Giorgio Vasari and the Invention of Art (2017), which was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize in Biography, and Museum of Lost Art (2018), which was the finalist for the Digital Book World Award. Noah is a professor of art history, teaching courses on art crime at Yale, The Smithsonian, and the National Gallery, UK