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social history of art: a standalone construct

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Art history

the study of art as shaped by social classes, economic conditions and patronage, set out in sweeping form by Hauser.

In art history, social history of art refers to the study of art as shaped by social classes, economic conditions and patronage, set out in sweeping form by Hauser. This meaning comes from Hauser (1951/1957) in The social history of art.[1]

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  1. Hauser, A. (1957). The social history of art (Vol. 2; S. Godman, Trans.). Vintage Books. (Original work published 1951) Open Library record

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