Low and High Style in Italian Renaissance Art by Patricia Emison
First published in 1998. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Low and High Style in Italian Renaissance Art
Low and High Style in Italian Renaissance Art
Summary
An examination of the idealised High Art, and the private, personal, Low Art of the Renaissance, which aims to draw conclusions about class prejudice, gender stereotypes, and attitudes towards the ordinary which motivate such distinctions. This is volume 8 in the GARLAND STUDIES IN THE RENAISSANCE series.
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[It] considerably enriches our knowledge of Renaissance visual culture. -- Print Quarterly
...interesting and erudite study...Satisfactory black-and-white illustrations and a good bibliography. Upper-division undergraduate; graduate; faculty. -- Choice
Throughout, Emison enhances her engaging premise, informed by an elucidation of political and economic undercurrents, through an appealing and eloquent writing style. -- On Paper
College-level students of Renaissance art history will appreciate this in-depth review of style in Italian Renaissance art...intriguing survey. -- Bookwatch
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CIN0815325304G
9780815325307
0815325304
Low and High Style in Italian Renaissance Art by Patricia Emison
Used - Good
Hardback
Taylor & Francis Inc
1997-10-01
284
N/A
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