Audition
in der Kunst der italienischen Renaissance
by Wolfgang Neiser
Hardback (Published)
(February 2015)
ISBN: 9783795428877
6.65 x 9.45 inches
Price: $75.00
On back order
The painters of the Florentine and Roman Renaissance, Fra Angelico, Michelangelo, and Rafael, were capable of depicting dialog, both acts of speech and listening, in their complexity to the viewer as a communication of content. In the fifteenth century, concepts of hearing were based in the classical understanding of the anatomy of listening and its devices, which also found expression in the development of rhetoric and poetics. Through gestures and mimicry, artists shaped the depiction of hearing into a vital component of their images, which are able to transform the observer from viewer to listener. German text.
Die grossen Renaissancemaler gestalteten Malerei nicht allein als visuelles Erleben. Ihnen ging es im Zeichen der Audition auch um die Darstellung des Horens im Bild: Nicht sichtbar, wird das gehorte Wort malerisch sichtbar gemacht.
- By (author) Wolfgang Neiser
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