Discover the compelling exploration of art attacks in 'Art Under Attack,' a captivating book published by Tate Publishing. This insightful read delves into the motives behind assaults on art spanning over 500 years, guided by the historical context of the UK. From the Reformation's religious fervor to contemporary expressions of outrage, this book weaves a narrative that examines how political, moral, and aesthetic disputes manifest in art attacks. Unravel the complexities of iconoclasm, a practice that has morphed into a vital tool for modern artists seeking to challenge societal norms. With critical analysis and historical examples, this work brings to light the transformative power of art in times of conflict. Ideal for art historians, students, and anyone intrigued by the intersection of art and societal change, 'Art Under Attack' is not just a book—it's a captivating reflection on the ongoing dialogue between art and protest. Published in 2013 with an ISBN of 9781849760300, this brand-new volume is a must-have addition to any art lover's collection. Dive into the rich tapestry of artistic resistance and discover why this extraordinary study has been termed a 'fascinating exploration' by the Observer.