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The Life of Michelangelo Buonarroti. A Detailed Exploration of Artistic Genius and Cultural Context
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- Nombre de pages492
- FormatePub
- ISBN4057664645098
- EAN4057664645098
- Date de parution25/11/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "The Life of Michelangelo Buonarroti, " John Addington Symonds offers an illuminating and richly detailed account of the life and artistry of one of the Renaissance's most iconic figures. Symonds employs a biographical narrative interwoven with critical analysis, reflecting on both Michelangelo's personal struggles and his monumental contributions to art, including the Sistine Chapel and the statue of David.
The work is characterized by its eloquent prose and deep appreciation for the interplay between Michelangelo's tumultuous personal life and his transcendent artistic achievements. Situated within the larger discourse of Renaissance studies, Symonds' biography is a notable attempt to contextualize the artist'Äôs work within the socio-political and cultural milieu of 16th-century Italy. John Addington Symonds was a Victorian poet, novelist, and cultural critic, who brought to his writing an acute awareness of the human condition.
His own battles with conformity and identity, alongside a passionate interest in the arts, inform his empathetic portrayal of Michelangelo. Symonds' broader interest in the LGBTQ+ community and classical histories showcases his nuanced understanding of human emotion, enriching the narrative he constructs around the master artist. This biography is a must-read for anyone interested in art history, Renaissance culture, or the life of creative genius.
Symonds' accessibly scholarly approach, combined with his vivid storytelling, ensures that readers not only gain insights into Michelangelo's work but also feel the depth of his emotional landscape. For scholars and casual readers alike, this book remains an invaluable resource and an engaging exploration of one of history's greatest artists.
The work is characterized by its eloquent prose and deep appreciation for the interplay between Michelangelo's tumultuous personal life and his transcendent artistic achievements. Situated within the larger discourse of Renaissance studies, Symonds' biography is a notable attempt to contextualize the artist'Äôs work within the socio-political and cultural milieu of 16th-century Italy. John Addington Symonds was a Victorian poet, novelist, and cultural critic, who brought to his writing an acute awareness of the human condition.
His own battles with conformity and identity, alongside a passionate interest in the arts, inform his empathetic portrayal of Michelangelo. Symonds' broader interest in the LGBTQ+ community and classical histories showcases his nuanced understanding of human emotion, enriching the narrative he constructs around the master artist. This biography is a must-read for anyone interested in art history, Renaissance culture, or the life of creative genius.
Symonds' accessibly scholarly approach, combined with his vivid storytelling, ensures that readers not only gain insights into Michelangelo's work but also feel the depth of his emotional landscape. For scholars and casual readers alike, this book remains an invaluable resource and an engaging exploration of one of history's greatest artists.
In "The Life of Michelangelo Buonarroti, " John Addington Symonds offers an illuminating and richly detailed account of the life and artistry of one of the Renaissance's most iconic figures. Symonds employs a biographical narrative interwoven with critical analysis, reflecting on both Michelangelo's personal struggles and his monumental contributions to art, including the Sistine Chapel and the statue of David.
The work is characterized by its eloquent prose and deep appreciation for the interplay between Michelangelo's tumultuous personal life and his transcendent artistic achievements. Situated within the larger discourse of Renaissance studies, Symonds' biography is a notable attempt to contextualize the artist'Äôs work within the socio-political and cultural milieu of 16th-century Italy. John Addington Symonds was a Victorian poet, novelist, and cultural critic, who brought to his writing an acute awareness of the human condition.
His own battles with conformity and identity, alongside a passionate interest in the arts, inform his empathetic portrayal of Michelangelo. Symonds' broader interest in the LGBTQ+ community and classical histories showcases his nuanced understanding of human emotion, enriching the narrative he constructs around the master artist. This biography is a must-read for anyone interested in art history, Renaissance culture, or the life of creative genius.
Symonds' accessibly scholarly approach, combined with his vivid storytelling, ensures that readers not only gain insights into Michelangelo's work but also feel the depth of his emotional landscape. For scholars and casual readers alike, this book remains an invaluable resource and an engaging exploration of one of history's greatest artists.
The work is characterized by its eloquent prose and deep appreciation for the interplay between Michelangelo's tumultuous personal life and his transcendent artistic achievements. Situated within the larger discourse of Renaissance studies, Symonds' biography is a notable attempt to contextualize the artist'Äôs work within the socio-political and cultural milieu of 16th-century Italy. John Addington Symonds was a Victorian poet, novelist, and cultural critic, who brought to his writing an acute awareness of the human condition.
His own battles with conformity and identity, alongside a passionate interest in the arts, inform his empathetic portrayal of Michelangelo. Symonds' broader interest in the LGBTQ+ community and classical histories showcases his nuanced understanding of human emotion, enriching the narrative he constructs around the master artist. This biography is a must-read for anyone interested in art history, Renaissance culture, or the life of creative genius.
Symonds' accessibly scholarly approach, combined with his vivid storytelling, ensures that readers not only gain insights into Michelangelo's work but also feel the depth of his emotional landscape. For scholars and casual readers alike, this book remains an invaluable resource and an engaging exploration of one of history's greatest artists.
