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Bernard Berenson And The Twentieth Century

  • Bernard Berenson And The Twentieth Century
  • Attribution

    Mary Ann Calo
  • Publication Details

    Book, Temple University Press, 1994
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     (UPPER LEVEL)  N7483.B47 C36 1994  AVAILABLE

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  • Description

    While Bernard Berenson’s roles a connoisseur, Renaissance art expert, defender of Western culture, and arbiter of taste extraordinaire are well known, his role as critic and theorist of modern art has until now been little understood. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)
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  • Contents

    • 1. Appraising Berenson
    • Berenson and Early Modernism
    • Berenson as a Theorist
    • Berenson as a Writer
    • Characterizing Berenson’s Achievement
    • 2. Defining Berenson’s Modernity
    • The Venetian Painters of the Renaissance
    • Lorenzo Lotto
    • Egisto Fabbri and Hermann Obrist
    • The Florentine Painters of the Renaissance
    • The Central Italian Painters of the Renaissance
    • 3. Berenson at the Crossroads
    • Connoisseurship Versus Criticism
    • A Sienese Painter of the Franciscan Legend
    • The North Italian Painters of the Renaissance
    • "The Decline of Art"
    • Critical Writing During the Duveen Years
    • 4. Berenson’s Last Years
    • The Sage of Settignano
    • Aesthetics and History in the Visual Arts
    • "Decline and Recovery in the Figure Arts"
    • The Performing Monkey
    • The Geometricization of the Individual: Humanism at Risk
    • Seeing and Knowing
  • ISBN

    • 1566391164
    • 1566391172
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