Title & Author:

Art, science, and history in the Renaissance / edited by Charles S. Singleton.

Publication:

Baltimore : Johns Hopkins Press, [1967]
©1967

Description:

vii, 446 pages : illustrations, facsimiles, maps, music ; 29 cm

Series:

The Johns Hopkins humanities seminars

Notes:
Includes music.
Includes index.
"Designed by Gerard A. Valerio. Composed in Baskerville by Monotype Composition Company. Printed offset by Universal Lithographers, Inc., on Warren's '1854'. Bound by H.L. Jenkins in Holliston Sailcloth."--Colophon.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Part I. Art and music. The leaven of criticism in Renaissance art / by E.H. Gombrich ; Paragone : aspects of the relationship between sculpture and painting / by John White ; The musical avant-garde of the Renaissance or : The peril and profit of foresight / by Edward E. Lowinsky ; The music for "Quante bella Giovinezza" and other carnival songs by Lorenzo De' Medici / by Walter H. Rubsamen -- Part II. Science. Science and the techniques of navigation in the Renaissance / by D.W. Waters ; Philosophies of science in Florentine Platonism / by George Boas ; The Hermetic tradition in Renaissance science / by Frances A. Yates ; Some novel trends in the science of the fourteenth century / by Marshall Clagett ; Mathematics, astronomy, and physics in the work of Galileo / by Stillman Drake ; Empiricism and the scientific revolution / by Ernan McMullin -- Part III. History. The Renaissance interest in history / by Felix Gilbert ; Claude de Seyssel and normal politics in the age of Machiavelli / by J.H. Hexter ; Donne and the Elizabethans / by Wolfgang Clemen.
Staff notation.

Subject:

Renaissance.
History.
Art, Renaissance.
Science, Renaissance.
Music History 16th century.
Science history
Art history
Histoire.
Art de la Renaissance.
Sciences de la Renaissance.
Musique Histoire 16e siècle.
history (discipline)
Music

Form/genre:

History

Added entries:

Singleton, Charles S. (Charles Southward), 1909-1985, editor.
Johns Hopkins Press, publisher.
Johns Hopkins humanities seminars.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 105040
Call No.: ID:85-B16567
Status: Available