Economic engagements with art
edited by Neil De Marchi and Craufurd D. W. Goodwin.
- Durham, NC Duke University Press 1999.
- vii, 506 p. ill. 24 cm.
- Annual supplement to volume 31, of History of Political Economy .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Francisco Pacheo : economist for the art world Problem of unique goods as factors of production : Rousseau on art and the economy Obscure objects of desire? Nineteenth-century British economists and the price of "rare art" Pacifying the workman : Ruskin and Jevons on labor and popular culture Jevon's music manuscript and the political economy of music Economics of art through art critics eyes Art expos and the construction of national heritage in late-Victorian and Edwardian Great Britain International commerce in the fine arts and American political economy, 1789-1913 "Sweet are the uses of adversity" : federal patronage of the arts in the great depression Positive science, normative man : Lionel Robbins and the political economy of art Economy, architecture, and politics : colonialist and cold war hotels Economics of art in early modern times : some humanist and scholastic approaches Liberalitas, magnificentia, splendor : the classic origins of Italian renaissance lifestyles Ingenuity, preference and the pricing of pictures : Smith-Reynolds connection Production and reproduction : commerce in images in late eighteenth-century London Dealer in magic : James Cox's jewelry museum and the economics of luxurious spectacle in late-eighteenth-century London / Marcia Pointon -- "Seeing is believing" : Otto Neauath, graphic art, and the social order Zarínes Negrón -- Bertil Fridén -- Michael V. White -- Harro Maas -- Bert Mosselmans and Ernest Mathijs -- Craufurd D. W. Goodwin -- Helen Rees -- William J. Barber -- William J. Barber -- Márcia L. Balisciano and Steven G. Medema -- Annabel Wharton -- Toon Van Houdt -- Guido Guerzoni -- Neil de Marchi and Hans J. Van Miegroet -- Sara Zablotney -- Robert J. Leonard