Val d'Arno. Ten Lectures on the Tuscan Art Directly Antecedent to the Florentine Year of Victories; Given Before the University of Oxford in Michaelmas Term, 1873
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- Nombre de pages207
- FormatePub
- ISBN4057664571991
- EAN4057664571991
- Date de parution03/12/2019
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- Taille641 Ko
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "Val d'Arno, " John Ruskin invites readers into the captivating landscapes and cultural intricacies of Tuscany, weaving a rich tapestry of art, architecture, and nature. Through a unique combination of vivid descriptive prose, meticulous observation, and philosophical musings, Ruskin meticulously captures the essence of the Arno Valley. This work, characterized by its lyrical style and profound appreciation for the beauty of the natural world, reflects Ruskin'Äôs belief in the interrelatedness of art and nature, situating it within the broader context of 19th-century Romanticism.
John Ruskin (1819-1900) was an influential art critic, social thinker, and polymath, whose wide-ranging interests encompassed aesthetics, ethics, and economics. His extensive travels in Italy profoundly shaped his artistic ideals, leading him to advocate for the moral significance of beauty in art. "Val d'Arno" arose from his deep admiration for Tuscan art and its roots in the surrounding landscape, illustrating his conviction that understanding the environment enhances one'Äôs appreciation of art itself.
I highly recommend "Val d'Arno" to scholars, artists, and travelers alike, as it not only serves as a beautiful homage to Tuscany'Äôs allure but also provokes thoughtful discussion on the relationship between humanity and its environment. Ruskin'Äôs timeless insights resonate deeply, urging readers to seek beauty and meaning in their own landscapes.
John Ruskin (1819-1900) was an influential art critic, social thinker, and polymath, whose wide-ranging interests encompassed aesthetics, ethics, and economics. His extensive travels in Italy profoundly shaped his artistic ideals, leading him to advocate for the moral significance of beauty in art. "Val d'Arno" arose from his deep admiration for Tuscan art and its roots in the surrounding landscape, illustrating his conviction that understanding the environment enhances one'Äôs appreciation of art itself.
I highly recommend "Val d'Arno" to scholars, artists, and travelers alike, as it not only serves as a beautiful homage to Tuscany'Äôs allure but also provokes thoughtful discussion on the relationship between humanity and its environment. Ruskin'Äôs timeless insights resonate deeply, urging readers to seek beauty and meaning in their own landscapes.
In "Val d'Arno, " John Ruskin invites readers into the captivating landscapes and cultural intricacies of Tuscany, weaving a rich tapestry of art, architecture, and nature. Through a unique combination of vivid descriptive prose, meticulous observation, and philosophical musings, Ruskin meticulously captures the essence of the Arno Valley. This work, characterized by its lyrical style and profound appreciation for the beauty of the natural world, reflects Ruskin'Äôs belief in the interrelatedness of art and nature, situating it within the broader context of 19th-century Romanticism.
John Ruskin (1819-1900) was an influential art critic, social thinker, and polymath, whose wide-ranging interests encompassed aesthetics, ethics, and economics. His extensive travels in Italy profoundly shaped his artistic ideals, leading him to advocate for the moral significance of beauty in art. "Val d'Arno" arose from his deep admiration for Tuscan art and its roots in the surrounding landscape, illustrating his conviction that understanding the environment enhances one'Äôs appreciation of art itself.
I highly recommend "Val d'Arno" to scholars, artists, and travelers alike, as it not only serves as a beautiful homage to Tuscany'Äôs allure but also provokes thoughtful discussion on the relationship between humanity and its environment. Ruskin'Äôs timeless insights resonate deeply, urging readers to seek beauty and meaning in their own landscapes.
John Ruskin (1819-1900) was an influential art critic, social thinker, and polymath, whose wide-ranging interests encompassed aesthetics, ethics, and economics. His extensive travels in Italy profoundly shaped his artistic ideals, leading him to advocate for the moral significance of beauty in art. "Val d'Arno" arose from his deep admiration for Tuscan art and its roots in the surrounding landscape, illustrating his conviction that understanding the environment enhances one'Äôs appreciation of art itself.
I highly recommend "Val d'Arno" to scholars, artists, and travelers alike, as it not only serves as a beautiful homage to Tuscany'Äôs allure but also provokes thoughtful discussion on the relationship between humanity and its environment. Ruskin'Äôs timeless insights resonate deeply, urging readers to seek beauty and meaning in their own landscapes.
