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Petrarca und die bildenden Kunste: Dialoge, Spiegelungen, Transformationen

Petrarca und die bildenden Kunste: Dialoge, Spiegelungen, Transformationen

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Petrarca war ein italienischer Dichter, der sich intensiv mit den bildenden Künsten seiner Zeit auseinandergesetzt hat. Er besaß ein Madonnenbild von Giottos und beauftragte Simone Martini mit dem einzigartigen Frontispiz seines Vergilcodex. Seine Werke sind Schlüsseltexte für die Entdeckung der Landschaft und die humanistische Villenkultur, die weibliche Porträt und die Triumphikonographie der Renaissance und des Barock. Der mit Petrarca verbundene Mythos des Dichterfürsten bietet bis in die Moderne eine produktive Projektionsfläche für Literaten und Künstler.

Format: Hardback
Length: 468 pages
Publication date: 10 May 2021
Publisher: De Gruyter


Petrarca, a passionate explorer of his era's visual arts, delved deeply into the realm of painting. He possessed a magnificent Madonna portrait by Giotto and commissioned Simone Martini to create the distinctive frontispiece for his Vergil codex. Petrarca's artistic creations stand as pivotal texts in the discovery of landscape and the humanist villa culture. They also showcase his mastery of the female portrait and the triumphal chronicle of the Renaissance and Baroque periods. The mythos associated with Petrarca, as the poet-dichter, continues to inspire writers and artists to this day, offering a fertile ground for creative expression. The contributions of the Petrarch Band shed light on Petrarca's life and work, offering fresh perspectives on central aspects of his existence and his significance as a luminary of European cultural history.

Petrarca, a passionate explorer of his era's visual arts, delved deeply into the realm of painting. He possessed a magnificent Madonna portrait by Giotto and commissioned Simone Martini to create the distinctive frontispiece for his Vergil codex. Petrarca's artistic creations stand as pivotal texts in the discovery of landscape and the humanist villa culture. They also showcase his mastery of the female portrait and the triumphal chronicle of the Renaissance and Baroque periods. The mythos associated with Petrarca, as the poet-dichter, continues to inspire writers and artists to this day, offering a fertile ground for creative expression. The contributions of the Petrarch Band shed light on Petrarca's life and work, offering fresh perspectives on central aspects of his existence and his significance as a luminary of European cultural history.

Weight: 1265g
Dimension: 240 x 170 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9783110686968

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