Giorgione's Tempest: Interpreting the Hidden Subject

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University of Chicago Press, 1994 - 220 páginas
The Tempest is Giorgione's most enigmatic painting. It is a depiction of Giorgione's own family, of the "family of man" tale from Boccaccio, or of the myth of Apollo's birth? In this remarkable study, Salvatore Settis uses the mystery of the painting to shed light on the relationship between artist, patron, work, and critic. The result is a brilliant piece of detective work in the history and sociology of culture that stresses the function of Giorgione's art for the emerging, classically educated connoisseur elite of sixteenth-century Venice.
 

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Subject and Notsubject
1
The Three Philosophers
15
The Interpreters Workshop
48
Family and music
55
The search for a subject
59
An Xray and a pentimento
72
The rules of the jigsaw
76
Interpreting The Tempest
81
The Hidden Subject
126
Notes
158
Index
179
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