French Painting in the Seventeenth Century
Author(s) | Alain Mérot | ||
Editor | Yale University Press | Place | London |
Year | 1995 | Pages | 324 |
Measure | 24x30 (cm) | Illustration | 144 ill. b/n, 199 ill. a colori n.t. - colors and b/w ills |
Binding | tela ed. sovracc. ill. colori - hardcover with dustjacket | Conservazione | Nuovo - New |
Language | Inglese - English text | Weight | 2000 (gr) |
ISBN | 0300065507 | EAN-13 | 9780300065503 |
price | 47.66 € | discount | 30% |
discount price | 33.36 € |
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Tradotto da Caroline Beamish.
This richly illustrated panorama of seventeenth-century French painting surveys the works of Poussin, Vouet, Le Sueur, de La Tour, Mignard, and other great and little-known artists. It places this art in relation to literary, political, philosophical, and social developments of the period; considers the foundation of the Royal Academy of Painting in 1648;
discusses the influence of Mazarin on artistic developments; explores issues of status, patronage, and connoisseurship; and reexamines the notion of a "French School" of painting, first proposed by the theorist Roger de Piles in 1699.
Alain Mérot is professor of the history of modern art at the University of Lille III. (T-CA).
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