The history of painting in Italy from the period of the revival of the fine arts to the end of the 18th century; Volume 1 Luigi Lanzi Books
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The history of painting in Italy from the period of the revival of the fine arts to the end of the 18th century; Volume 1 Luigi Lanzi Books
Let me be brief. Why bother reading the artistic opinions of a Jesuit priest from 200 years ago? Simple. His opinions are representative of attitudes that influenced John Ruskin, who influenced Henry James's opinions about art (please read James' travelogue, Italian Hours, a delightful piece).Even its curious allocation of space to various artist is instructive, e.g. Fr Lanzi devotes more space to Artemisia Gentileschi than to Botticelli. So there to our militant feminists who could use a course in art history. After all great art does not spring from an oyster shell, forever to be immortalized. It took those repressed Victorians to revive interest in Botticelli.
So for free, indulge yourself and flip through the pages of these volumes.
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The history of painting in Italy from the period of the revival of the fine arts to the end of the 18th century; Volume 1 Luigi Lanzi Books Reviews
One of the few Jesuits around who actually made a lot of sense. Highly recommended and valued work of art in itself, this book series remains one of the most decent and well crafted I've come across recently. It is also recommended that the series'hardcover edition be reprinted in it's entirety.
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Let me be brief. Why bother reading the artistic opinions of a Jesuit priest from 200 years ago? Simple. His opinions are representative of attitudes that influenced John Ruskin, who influenced Henry James's opinions about art (please read James' travelogue, Italian Hours, a delightful piece).
Even its curious allocation of space to various artist is instructive, e.g. Fr Lanzi devotes more space to Artemisia Gentileschi than to Botticelli. So there to our militant feminists who could use a course in art history. After all great art does not spring from an oyster shell, forever to be immortalized. It took those repressed Victorians to revive interest in Botticelli.
So for free, indulge yourself and flip through the pages of these volumes.
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