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In Your Face concentrates on the Renaissance concern with ""self-fashioning"" by examining how a group of Renaissance artists and writers encoded their own improprieties in their works of art. In the elitist court society of sixteenth-century Italy, where moderation, limitation, and discretion were generally held to be essential virtues, these men consistently sought to stand out and to underplay their conspicuousness at once. The heroes (or anti-heroes) of this book-Michelangelo Buonarroti, Benvenuto Cellini, Pietro Aretino, and Anton Francesco Doni-violated norms of decorum by promoting themselves aggressively and by using writing or artworks to memorialize their assertiveness and intractable delight in parading themselves as transgressive and insubordinate on a grand scale. Focusing on these sorts of writers and visual artists, Biow constructs a version of the Italian Renaissance that is neither the elegant one of Castiglione''s and Vasari''s courts-so recently favored in scholarly accounts-nor the dark, conspiratorial one of Niccolò Machiavelli''s and Francesco Guicciardini''s princely states. | In Your Face by Douglas Biow Hardcover | Indigo Chapters Books > History > European History > Southern European History > Italian History P10103, Douglas Biow<
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In Your Face concentrates on the Renaissance concern with self-fashioning by examining how a group of Renaissance artists and writers encoded their own improprieties in their works of art… Mehr…
In Your Face concentrates on the Renaissance concern with self-fashioning by examining how a group of Renaissance artists and writers encoded their own improprieties in their works of art. In the elitist court society of sixteenth-century Italy, where moderation, limitation, and discretion were generally held to be essential virtues, these men consistently sought to stand out and to underplay their conspicuousness at once. The heroes (or anti-heroes) of this book—Michelangelo Buonarroti, Benvenuto Cellini, Pietro Aretino, and Anton Francesco Doni—violated norms of decorum by promoting themselves aggressively and by using writing or artworks to memorialize their assertiveness and intractable delight in parading themselves as transgressive and insubordinate on a grand scale. Focusing on these sorts of writers and visual artists, Biow constructs a version of the Italian Renaissance that is neither the elegant one of Castiglione's and Vasari's courts—so recently favored in scholarly accounts—nor the dark, conspiratorial one of Niccolò Machiavelli's and Francesco Guicciardini's princely states. Trade Books>Hardcover>World History>Italy History>Italy History, Stanford University Press Core >2<
In Your Face concentrates on the Renaissance concern with ""self-fashioning"" by examining how a group of Renaissance artists and writers encoded their own improprieties in their works of… Mehr…
In Your Face concentrates on the Renaissance concern with ""self-fashioning"" by examining how a group of Renaissance artists and writers encoded their own improprieties in their works of art. In the elitist court society of sixteenth-century Italy, where moderation, limitation, and discretion were generally held to be essential virtues, these men consistently sought to stand out and to underplay their conspicuousness at once. The heroes (or anti-heroes) of this book-Michelangelo Buonarroti, Benvenuto Cellini, Pietro Aretino, and Anton Francesco Doni-violated norms of decorum by promoting themselves aggressively and by using writing or artworks to memorialize their assertiveness and intractable delight in parading themselves as transgressive and insubordinate on a grand scale. Focusing on these sorts of writers and visual artists, Biow constructs a version of the Italian Renaissance that is neither the elegant one of Castiglione''s and Vasari''s courts-so recently favored in scholarly accounts-nor the dark, conspiratorial one of Niccolò Machiavelli''s and Francesco Guicciardini''s princely states. | In Your Face by Douglas Biow Hardcover | Indigo Chapters Books > History > European History > Southern European History > Italian History P10103, Douglas Biow<
In Your Face concentrates on the Renaissance concern with ""self-fashioning"" by examining how a group of Renaissance artists and writers encoded their own improprieties in their works of… Mehr…
In Your Face concentrates on the Renaissance concern with ""self-fashioning"" by examining how a group of Renaissance artists and writers encoded their own improprieties in their works of art. In the elitist court society of sixteenth-century Italy, where moderation, limitation, and discretion were generally held to be essential virtues, these men consistently sought to stand out and to underplay their conspicuousness at once. The heroes (or anti-heroes) of this book-Michelangelo Buonarroti, Benvenuto Cellini, Pietro Aretino, and Anton Francesco Doni-violated norms of decorum by promoting themselves aggressively and by using writing or artworks to memorialize their assertiveness and intractable delight in parading themselves as transgressive and insubordinate on a grand scale. Focusing on these sorts of writers and visual artists, Biow constructs a version of the Italian Renaissance that is neither the elegant one of Castiglione''s and Vasari''s courts-so recently favored in scholarly accounts-nor the dark, conspiratorial one of Niccolò Machiavelli''s and Francesco Guicciardini''s princely states. | In Your Face by Douglas Biow Hardcover | Indigo Chapters Books > History > European History > Southern European History > Italian History P10103, Douglas Biow<
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Buch in der Datenbank seit 2009-11-16T10:55:36+01:00 (Berlin) Detailseite zuletzt geändert am 2024-03-05T17:03:13+01:00 (Berlin) ISBN/EAN: 0804762155
ISBN - alternative Schreibweisen: 0-8047-6215-5, 978-0-8047-6215-1 Alternative Schreibweisen und verwandte Suchbegriffe: Autor des Buches: guicciardini francesco, niccolò machiavelli, castiglione, pietro aretino, benvenuto cellini, buonarroti michelangelo, vasari Titel des Buches: the face the century, art
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