 | | 系統號碼 | 806526 | | 書刊名 | Botticelli : heroines + heroes / | | 主要著者 | edited by Nathaniel Silver ; with contributions by Elsa Filosa, Scott Nethersole, Patricia Lee Rubin, and Nathaniel Silver. | | 其他著者 | Silver, Nathaniel E.,;Filosa, Elsa, ;Nethersole, Scott, ;Rubin, Patricia Lee, 1951-;Botticelli, Sandro, 1444 or 1445-1510. | | 出版項 | London : Paul Holberton Publishing, 2019. | | 索書號 | ND623.B7.A4 2019 | | ISBN | 9781911300618(hbk.) | | 標題 | Botticelli, Sandro,-1444 or 1445-1510-Exhibitions.
Botticelli, Sandro,-1444 or 1445-1510.-fast-(OCoLC)fst01809076
Spalliera painting-Exhibitions.
Heroes in art-Exhibitions.
Women heroes in art-Exhibitions.
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西文圖書區  | ND623.B7 .A4 2019 | W113080 |
| 內容簡介 | The catalogue and exhibition, held at the Gardner Museum, Boston, include loans from European and American public collections. Today the Primavera forms the cornerstone of Botticelli's modern fame, but its familiarity belies distant origins in the intellectual environment of Laurentian Florence and the residences of its moneyed elite. Part of a genre called spalliera, so named for their installation around shoulder (spalla) height, this type of painting introduced beautiful, strange, and disturbing images into lavish Florentine homes. Botticelli reinvented ancient subjects for the domestic interior, paneling patrician bedrooms with moralizing tales and offering instruction to their influential inhabitants. At the center of this exhibition is a spalliera reunited, the Gardner's Tragedy of Lucretia and its companion The Tragedy of Virginia (Accademia Carrara, Bergamo). Together with loans of the same genre from European and American public collections, Heroines and Heroes explores Botticelli's approach to antiquity - from ancient Roman to early Christian - and offers a new perspective on his late career masterpieces. Catalogue essays address Botticelli's spalliera (Nathaniel Silver), their violence (Scott Nethersole), his textual sources (Elsa Filosa), and rediscovery in Gilded Age Boston (Patricia Lee Rubin). Entries include new insights for each work and up-to-date bibliographies, while a special section features archival materials devoted to Gardner's pioneering acquisition of the first Botticelli in America. |
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