During the early Renaissance, which had its source in Italy and its hub in Florence, culture and the arts underwent a radical renewal that gradually spread through the rest of Europe, to varying degrees and in different stylistic forms. Underpinning the Renaissance were a new
fascination with the ancient world - its philosophy and literature, its mythology and art - together with the ideas of neoplatonic philosophy and humanist culture. Science broadened its interest to include an investigation of nature and the human being, among other things through the study of anatomy, the development of new technologies and a harmonious alliance of the major arts. Once known as the 'mechanical arts', these now came to be called 'liberal', a reflection of pride in the now recognized intellectual faculties of the artist. Among the great names that made the art of that period so dazzling are Masaccio, Donatello, Brunelleschi, Leonardo, Michelangelo and Raphael.
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Страници |
600 |
Корица |
твърда |
Език |
английски |
Година |
2009 |
Дата на получаване |
16.12.2011 г. |
Издателство |
SCALA |
ID на книга |
31317821 |
ISBN |
9788881178216 |
Категории |
Албуми |