Natural Light: The Art Of Adam Elsheimer And Dawn Modern Science Julian Bell Thames Hudson Ltd Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts General

A Brand-New Perspective On Early Modern Art And Its Relationship With Nature As Reflected In This Moving Account Of Overlooked Artistic Genius Adam Elsheimer By An Outstanding Writer Critic Seventeenth-Century Europe Swirled Conjectures Debates Over What Was Real Constituted \ Nature\ Currents That Would Soon Gather Force To Form Science Natural Light Deliberates The Era’s Uncertainties Distilled Work Painter – Short-Lived Tragic German Artist Who Has Always Been Something Cult Secret Elsheimer’s Diminutive Intense Mysterious Narrative Compositions Related Figures Landscape New Ways Projecting Unfamiliar Visions Space At Time When Caravaggio Polarizing Audiences His Radical Altarpieces Circles ‘Natural Philosophers’ Scientists Were Starting Turn ‘World System’ Galileo Julian Bell Transports Us Spirited Rome 1600S Where Other Young Northern Immigrants Notably Friend Peter Paul Rubens Swapped Pictorial Poetic Reference Points Focusing Some Elsheimer\ S Most Haunting Drives Anxieties Underlie Them Puzzling Existential Questions Still Have Relevance Today Traditional Themes For Imagery Are Expressed Fresh Urgency All Final Painting Vision Night Sky Unprecedented Power Completed Ferment Astronomy Circulated Through Prints Inventions Affected Imaginations Disparate Rembrandt Lorrain Poussin They Even Reached Artists Mughal India Whose Equally Impassioned Miniatures Expand Our Sense Might Be We Home Artworks Microscopic Finesse Whole 17Th-Century Globe Perplexities Starts Open Out Around Σελίδες: 256 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0625 Διαστάσεις: 15 3X15 3Cm