Four stages of Renaissance style ; transformations in art and literature, 1400-1700.
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| Language: | English |
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Garden City, N.Y. :
Doubleday,
1955.
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| Edition: | [First edition]. |
| Series: | A Doubleday Anchor original ;
A45 |
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Table of Contents:
- The analogy of forms in art
- Renaissance
- I. The Gothic system : problems
- II. Renaissance composition
- III. Interferences and transformations
- Mannerism
- I. The missing term
- II. Disturbed balance
- III. Techniques of accommodation
- IV. The dramatic artifice
- V. The revolving view
- VI. Unresolved tensions
- VII. Shifting planes of reality
- Baroque
- I. Reintegration
- II. Resolution in the flesh
- III. Resolution in energy
- IV. Resolution in space
- V. Baroque and academic
- VI. The image in space
- VII. Resolution by height
- VIII. From baroque to Kitsch
- IX. Resolution by light
- Late-baroque
- I. The "neoclassical" tradition
- II. The system of reversal and balance
- III. Psychological symmetry
- IV. The mechanics of expression
- V. The late-baroque purification : Racine.