|
|
|
|
| |
Kenneth Clark
|
|
One Hundred Details from the National Gallery
Автор: Kenneth Clark Жанр: Yale University Press Издательство: Yale University Press Год: 2008 Страниц: 160 Дата загрузки: 26 марта 20112010-05-06
|
|
Originally published in 1938 when Kenneth Clark was director of the National Gallery, London, this book presents Clark’s favorite details from paintings in the museum’s collection. Newly updated and handsomely illustrated, this landmark book juxtaposes pairs of details rarely viewed together––such as cupids from Velázquez’s «Rokeby Venus» and Correggio’s «The School of Love»––to illuminate fascinating analogies and contrasts between paintings and artists. Clark’s erudite but accessible responses to these works are broad in scope and approach, and range from a few lines to an entire history of the still life. Featuring all new color reproductions, «One Hundred Details» serves as an introduction to art history and offers a unique and intimate look at these paintings through the discerning eye of a world-renowned art historian and director.
|
| |
|
Civilisation
Автор: Kenneth Clark Жанр: Hodder&Stoughton Издательство: Hodder&Stoughton Год: 2005 Страниц: 272 Дата загрузки: 27 сентября 20102009-03-24
|
|
The classic international bestseller — a marvellously exciting and stimulating look at the emergence and development of Western civilisation Kenneth Clark's sweeping narrative looks at how Western Europe evolved in the wake of the collapse of the Roman Empire, to produce the ideas, books, buildings, works of art and great individuals that make up our civilisation. The author takes us from Iona in the ninth century to France in the twelfth, from Florence to Urbino, from Germany to Rome, England, Holland and America. Against these historical backgrounds he sketches an extraordinary cast of characters — the men and women who gave new energy to civilisation and expanded our understanding of the world and of ourselves. He also highlights the works of genius they produced — in architecture, sculpture and painting, in philosophy, poetry and music, and in science and engineering, from Raphael's School of Athens to the bridges of Brunel.
|
| |
|
|
|
|
|
