La ‘Tempesta’ di Giorgione e il Suo Programma Iconologico Derivato dalla Teogonia di Esiodo
Il Poeta, Amalthea, Zeus Bambino e le Muse
by Ursula Kirkendale
Gli autori, dopo aver pubblicato nel 2015 la prima edizione di questo testo in inglese, hanno sentito ora la necessita di rendere piu accessibile al pubblico italiano la loro analisi e hanno colto l’occasione per aggiornarla e aggiungere ulteriori dettagli, rispondendo cosi anche ad altri, successivi, tentativi di interpretazione della Tempesta di Giorgione, il cui programma iconologico e stato per secoli uno dei grandi enigmi della storia dell’arte. Ursula e Warren Kirkendale, coppia di storici dell’arte, ci confermano quanto avevano dimostrato sette anni fa: la fonte del dipinto e la Teogonia di Esiodo.
- By (author) Ursula Kirkendale
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Hesiod’s Theogony as Source of the Iconological Program of Giorgione’s ‘Tempesta’
The Poet, Amalthea, The Infant Zeus and The Muses
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