Land Into Landscape: Art Environment And The Making Of Modern France Kelly Presutti Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Architecture

An Exploration Of Shifting Landscapes—Both Real And Represented—In Nineteenth-Century France The Role Images In Both Picturing Producing Those Shifts What Is Relationship Between Land Landscape? This Engaging Study Examines Landscape Depictions Played Formation Modern Reveals How Art Visual Culture Contributed To Physical Symbolic Shaping Nation Spanning More Than A Century From Post-Revolutionary Period Through Early Twentieth Into Explores Political Environmental Alongside Changes Representation Across Variety Media Including Paintings Photographs Prints Porcelain Maps Broad Diverse Set Images—By Artists Such As Paul Cézanne Gustave Courbet Théodore Rousseau Eugène Viollet-Le-Duc Well Lesser-Known Figures—Kelly Presutti Contends That Representational Problems Were Also Which Often Required Drastic Solutions On Part State Nineteenth France’s Forests Replanted Its Wetlands Drained Coasts Secured Mountains Restored Landscapes Their Inhabitants However Could Resist Being Co-Opted Emblems Greater Ideal Book Therefore Addresses Tension Place Representation—A Matter Heightened Urgency Moment When We Are Once Again Struggling See Manage Our Environment Σελίδες: 232 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0110 Διαστάσεις: 20 3X20 3Cm