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- Herausgeber: Booksell-Verlag
- Kategorie: Geisteswissenschaft
- Sprache: Englisch
In "Mantegna," N. D'Anvers presents a meticulously crafted exploration of the life and works of the renowned Renaissance artist, Andrea Mantegna. This scholarly work delves into Mantegna's innovative techniques and his profound impact on the evolution of painting during the Italian Renaissance. D'Anvers marries a fluid literary style with thorough analysis, placing Mantegna'Äôs art within its historical context, examining themes of illusionism, perspective, and the integration of classical ideals. The book also incorporates rich visual elements, effectively allowing readers to appreciate Mantegna's masterpieces in greater depth. N. D'Anvers, a distinguished art historian and critic, draws from extensive archival research and previous studies of Renaissance art, showcasing a deep passion for the period. His insights are informed by a broader understanding of art criticism and aesthetics, influenced by his own experiences studying in Italy, where Mantegna'Äôs works resonate profoundly. This background equips D'ÄôAnvers to illuminate not just the technical prowess of Mantegna, but also the cultural and artistic milieu from which he emerged. "Mantegna" is highly recommended for both art enthusiasts and scholars alike, as it provides a compelling narrative that marries visual analysis with an engaging academic discourse. D'Anvers invites readers to embark on a journey through time, enabling a profound appreciation for Mantegna and encouraging a deeper understanding of the intricacies of Renaissance art.
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2020
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Mantegna
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“Masterpieces in Colour” Series
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(In the Louvre)
This beautiful composition, considered one of Mantegna’s greatest masterpieces, was painted in 1495–96 in commemoration of the victory won at Fornovo on July 6, 1494, by the Marquis of Mantua as generalissimo of the united Italian forces. It is now in the Louvre, Paris, having been carried off by the French in 1797.
