书名：500 Self-Portraits (F A GENERAL) 500幅名家自画像肖像艺术作品

作者：Liz Rideal 

出版社名称：Phaidon Press 

出版时间：2018

语种：英语 

ISBN：9780714875958 

商品尺寸：13.97 x 5.4 x 19.37 cm 

包装：精装

页数：588（以实物为准）

对各个时代的艺术家来说，诠释和重新创造他们自己的肖像所面临的挑战是无法抗拒的。zui初出版于80多年前，zui后修订于2000年，2018年的全新版本精选了许多世界上zui伟大的艺术家的极具感染力的作品。

从丢勒和伦勃朗到玛丽娜·阿布拉莫维奇

从大卫·霍克尼到辛迪·谢尔曼

精选500位绘画、摄影、雕塑和表演领域的艺术大师的自画像

按时间顺序排列，穿插着艺术家的名言

<包括朱利安·贝尔和利兹·里迪尔的随笔>

"This newly published edition curates a collection of chronologically ordered self-portraits that explore and express the many ways in which artists have found to represent themselves throughout the years... Perfect for both the art-obsessed and the selfie-obsessed, incorporating, a variety of artistic techniques, profound imagery and modern culture into one book, encapsulating the reader in a wonderful journey throughout the ages about, what we now refer to as, the selfie."―CentMagazine.co.uk

"80 years and a World War have passed since Phaidon first published 500 Self-Portraits in 1937. Since then the world has changed irrevocably, but the desire to record and capture our own likeness is stronger than ever. The selfie has made the self-portrait a ubiquitous preoccupation, not just the pursuit of artists. The newly revised edition of 500 Self-Portraits features work by celebrated artists such as Dürer, Rembrandt, Marina Abramovic, David Hockney, and Cindy Sherman, but has also been expanded to include the work of marginal figures, feminist artworks and the self-portraits of artists with diverse ethnic and geographical backgrounds."―DazedDigital.com

The challenge of interpreting and recreating their own likenesses has proven irresistible to artists throughout the ages. Originally published more than 80 years ago and last revised in 2000, this wholly new edition for 2018 presents a selection of powerfully evocative works by many of the world's greatest artists - from Dürer and Rembrandt to Marina Abramovi�0�4, David Hockney, and Cindy Sherman - working in painting, photography, sculpture, and performance. Flowing in a chronological sequence, with interspersed artist quotes, it features essays by Julian Bell and Liz Rideal. This is both a useful resource and a thoughtful celebration of a much-loved art form.

Liz Rideal is an artist, curator, and lecturer in fine art. She has worked for over 30 years with the National Portrait Gallery in London.

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