Emulating Antiquity: Renaissance Buildings From Brunelleschi To Michelangelo David Hemsoll Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Architecture

A Revelatory Account Of The Complex And Evolving Relationship Renaissance Architects To Classical Antiquity Focusing On Work Such As Brunelleschi Bramante Raphael Michelangelo This Extensively Illustrated Volume Explores How Understanding Antique Changed Over Course David Hemsoll Reveals Ways In Which Significant Differences Imitative Strategy Distinguished Period’s Leading From Each Other Argues For More Nuanced Widely Accepted Trope—First Articulated By Giorgio Vasari 16Th Century—That Architecture Evolved Through Linear Step-By-Step Assimilation Offering An In-Depth Examination Sometimes Contradictory Often Contentious That Approached Meticulously Researched Study Brings Life Cacophony Voices Opinions Have Been Lost Simplified Vasarian Narrative Presents Fresh Comprehensive Both Florence Rome Σελίδες: 352 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1126 Διαστάσεις: 17 8X17 8Cm