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In reading Living With Art, I get the feeling that this is information being communicated by real flesh and blood; by someone who is a scholar but also has a sincere love of art; by someone who knows what it is like to be a student in an art appreciation class (confused/uninterested/intimidated/etc.) Prof. John M. Bell, Blue Ridge Comm. College, VA

Part I: Introduction: Chapter 1: Living with Art. Chapter 2: What is Art? Chapter 3: Themes and Purposes of Art. Part II: The Vocabulary of Art: Chapter 4: The Visual Elements. Chapter 5: Principles of Design in Art. Part III: Two-Dimensional Media: Chapter 6: Drawing. Chapter 7: Painting. Chapter 8: Prints. Chapter 9: The Camera Arts: Photography, Film, and Video. Chapter 10: Graphic Design. Part IV: Three-Dimensional Media: Chapter 11: Sculpture. Chapter 12: Crafts. Chapter 13: Architecture. Part V: Arts in Time: Chapter 14: The Ancient World. Chapter 15: Greece and Rome. Chapter 16: Christian Art in Europe: The Early Church, Byzantium, and the Middle Ages. Chapter 17: The Renaissance. Chapter 18: The 18th and 18th Centuries. Chapter 19: The Modern World: 1800-1945. Chapter 20: Art since 1945. Chapter 21: Art Around the World. Maps. Pronunciation Guide. Bibliography and Suggested Readings. Notes to the Text. Glossary. Index. Photographic Credits.