Arte y arquitectura : Museo del Louvre. / Gabriele Bartz, Eberhard König ; [traducción del alemán : David Rosenbaum]. txt

Por:

Bartz, Gabriele, 1961-

Colaborador(es):

König, Eberhard

Idioma: Español Series Arte y arquitectura (Könemann)China : H.F Ullmann , 2005Descripción: 626 p. ill. (chiefly ill.), col. maps ; 17 cmTipo de contenido:

text

Tipo de medio:

unmediaded

Tipo de soporte:

volume

ISBN:

9780841671591

Otro título:

Museo de Louvre

Títulos uniformes:

Kunst und Architktur Louvre.

Tema(s):

Clasificación LoC:

N2030 B3718 2005

Contenidos:

Contents: Plans of museum 8 -- From wolf enclosure to the greatest museum in the world 16 -- The colonnade of the Louvre and the Battle between Baroque and Classicism 22 -- The glass pyramid of the modern pharaoh 28 -- From wolf’s walk to Louis 34 -- Napoleon’s Art Thefts 48 -- The Louvre in a Nutshell 52 -- Antiquities 54 -- Oriental Antiquities (plans pp. 60/61) 56 -- Law, script, and picture: The Hammurabi Codex 68 -- The Ancient Orient - Gradle of Civilization 78 -- Islamic art (plans pp. 94/95) 92 -- Islamic Ceramics 100 -- Egyptian antiquities I (plans pp. 106/109) 104 -- With Napoleon in Egypt 116 -- Nefertiti and Ikhnaton 128 -- Egyptian antiquities II 138 -- Greek, Etruscan, and Roman antiquities (plans, pp. 146-149) 142 -- The fragments of archeology 152 -- On viewing the headless body – Rilke’s sonnet “The Archaic Torso of Apollo” 158 -- On classical nudity in the museum 164 -- Living antiquities – or how a fisherman turned into a philosopher 170 -- The queen’s summer residence as an archeological museum 174 -- From dancing and the court to the institute de France and Diana – the room of the caryatids 184 -- Sculptures 190 -- European sculpture since the middle ages (plans pp. 194/195) 192 -- From glass eyes to papier-mâché marble – the materials of sculpture 206 -- French sculpture (plans pp. 218-220) 216 -- Iconoclasm prior to the revolution 228 -- The cult of the dead and the beginnings of portraiture 236 -- The gardens of Marly 244 -- París – a synthesis of artistic forms 254 -- Paintings 258 -- Italian painting (plans pp. 272-274) 260 -- On the origins of the concepts of the “gallery” and the “salon” 264 -- Painter’s space – from gold ground to interiors and landscape 284 -- Should works of art be returned to their place of origin? The theft of the “Mona Lisa 1911” 302 -- “Mona Lisa” visits Jackie Kennedy 306 -- The Louvre during the second world war 318 -- In the light of Venice 334 -- Spanish painting (plan pp. 334/345) 340 -- From Spanish civil war veteran to De Gaulle’s culture minister – André Malraux 350 -- French painting (plans pp. 362-365) 358 -- The parliament in Paris 370 -- A mysterious thief in the Louvre 388 -- The academy of fine arts and standards in art 396-- Diderot and Greuze 406 --- Monet’s Motif in the Louvre 432 -- English painting 442 -- Old Dutch and old German painting (plans pp. 452-453) 450 -- On the value of character portraits – the Urbino “Studiolo” 458 -- Hieronymus Bosch’s “ship of fools” – drawing and painting of the early Netherlandish artists 464 -- Flemish and Dutch Baroque painting (plan pp. 484/485) 480 -- The storming of the Louvre 494 -- On the value of pictures 514 -- Decorative arts (plans pp. 542-544) 520 -- A Neoplatonist Philosopher as Christian Martyr and the Abbey of St. Denis 526 -- Revolutions and crown jewels 556 -- Appendix 558 -- A short explanation of techniques 560 -- Glossary 568 -- Time chart 572 -- Artists’ biographies 598 -- Bibliography 617 -- Index of works 618 -- Picture and map references 626 --

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Imagen de cubierta	Tipo de ítem	Biblioteca actual	Biblioteca de origen	Colección	Ubicación en estantería	Signatura topográfica	Materiales especificados	Info Vol	URL	Copia número	Estado	Notas	Fecha de vencimiento	Código de barras	Reserva de ítems	Prioridad de la cola de reserva de ejemplar	Reservas para cursos
	Libro	CARIBET Biblioteca Arquitectura Colección General CARIBET				General N2030 B3718 2005 (Navegar estantería(Abre debajo))				1	Disponible			91000000022152

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A practical guide for visitors, with a deeper insight into the art history of the destination! Each volume of the Art Architecture series is opulently illustrated. The highly readable text gives readers concentrated information on accessing well-known and lesser known sites in the world of art. An image of every piece of art that is described is included, allowing readers to easily recognize the original on-sites. Insets on cultural and historical topics, illustrated glossaries, summaries, and timelines supplement the body textleaving a deeper, more lasting impression of the works discussed.

Index

Includes bibliographical references (p. 617)

Contents:
Plans of museum 8 --
From wolf enclosure to the greatest museum in the world 16 --
The colonnade of the Louvre and the Battle between Baroque and Classicism 22 --
The glass pyramid of the modern pharaoh 28 --
From wolf’s walk to Louis 34 --
Napoleon’s Art Thefts 48 --
The Louvre in a Nutshell 52 --
Antiquities 54 --
Oriental Antiquities (plans pp. 60/61) 56 --
Law, script, and picture: The Hammurabi Codex 68 --
The Ancient Orient - Gradle of Civilization 78 --
Islamic art (plans pp. 94/95) 92 --
Islamic Ceramics 100 --
Egyptian antiquities I (plans pp. 106/109) 104 --
With Napoleon in Egypt 116 --
Nefertiti and Ikhnaton 128 --
Egyptian antiquities II 138 --
Greek, Etruscan, and Roman antiquities (plans, pp. 146-149) 142 --
The fragments of archeology 152 --
On viewing the headless body – Rilke’s sonnet “The Archaic Torso of Apollo” 158 --
On classical nudity in the museum 164 --
Living antiquities – or how a fisherman turned into a philosopher 170 --
The queen’s summer residence as an archeological museum 174 --
From dancing and the court to the institute de France and Diana – the room of the caryatids 184 --
Sculptures 190 --
European sculpture since the middle ages (plans pp. 194/195) 192 --
From glass eyes to papier-mâché marble – the materials of sculpture 206 --
French sculpture (plans pp. 218-220) 216 --
Iconoclasm prior to the revolution 228 --
The cult of the dead and the beginnings of portraiture 236 --
The gardens of Marly 244 --
París – a synthesis of artistic forms 254 --
Paintings 258 --
Italian painting (plans pp. 272-274) 260 --
On the origins of the concepts of the “gallery” and the “salon” 264 --
Painter’s space – from gold ground to interiors and landscape 284 --
Should works of art be returned to their place of origin? The theft of the “Mona Lisa 1911” 302 --
“Mona Lisa” visits Jackie Kennedy 306 --
The Louvre during the second world war 318 --
In the light of Venice 334 --
Spanish painting (plan pp. 334/345) 340 --
From Spanish civil war veteran to De Gaulle’s culture minister – André Malraux 350 --
French painting (plans pp. 362-365) 358 --
The parliament in Paris 370 --
A mysterious thief in the Louvre 388 --
The academy of fine arts and standards in art 396--
Diderot and Greuze 406 ---
Monet’s Motif in the Louvre 432 --
English painting 442 --
Old Dutch and old German painting (plans pp. 452-453) 450 --
On the value of character portraits – the Urbino “Studiolo” 458 --
Hieronymus Bosch’s “ship of fools” – drawing and painting of the early Netherlandish artists 464 --
Flemish and Dutch Baroque painting (plan pp. 484/485) 480 --
The storming of the Louvre 494 --
On the value of pictures 514 --
Decorative arts (plans pp. 542-544) 520 --
A Neoplatonist Philosopher as Christian Martyr and the Abbey of St. Denis 526 --
Revolutions and crown jewels 556 --
Appendix 558 --
A short explanation of techniques 560 --
Glossary 568 --
Time chart 572 --
Artists’ biographies 598 --
Bibliography 617 --
Index of works 618 --
Picture and map references 626 --

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