Functional Line In Painting

This influential work from Aaron Berkman provides a new and provocative theory of painting, arguing that the composition of a painting can be understood as a kind of functional architecture. Using vivid examples and insightful analysis, Berkman presents a compelling case for his innovative approach to understanding the art of painting.

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