Theophile Gautier et la religion de l’art
edited by Martine Lavaud and Paolo Tortonese
Paperback (Published)
(March 2018)
ISBN: 9782406060741
5.91 x 8.62 inches
Price: $36.00
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Hardback (Published)
(April 2018)
ISBN: 9782406060758
5.91 x 8.62 inches
Price: $85.00
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Theophile Gautier was the most passionate defender of the primacy of art. He gave the aesthetic experience, the men who preside over it and the objects that inspire it an unprecedented stature, power, and sacrality. To elevate art to its highest place, Gautier turned it into a religion.
- Edited by Martine Lavaud
- Edited by Paolo Tortonese
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