Kemp, Martin.
The science of art : optical themes in western art from Brunelleschi to Seurat / Martin Kemp.
New Haven : Yale University Press, 1990.
viii, 375 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 30 cm
For almost five hundred years the central goal of European painting was the imitation of nature. Many artist and theorists, believing that imitation must be based on scientific principles, found inspiration or guidance in two branches of optics--the geometrical science of perspective and the physical science of colour. In this pathbreaking and highly illustrated book Martin Kemp examines the major optically orientated examples of artistic theory and practice from the Renaissance to the nineteenth century.
0300043376
9780300043372
0300052413
9780300052411
Brunelleschi, Filippo 1377-1446
Literaturgruppe Perspektive
Painting Technique.
Composition (Art)
Perspective.
Color in art.
Nature (Aesthetics)
Art and science.
Couleur dans l'art.
Nature (Esthétique)
Peinture Technique.
composition (artistic arrangement)
Farbenlehre
Kunst
Malerei
Maltechnik
Optik
Wissenschaftsentwicklung
Beeldende kunsten.
Perspectief.
Kleuren.
Barwy a malarstwo (szt.plast.)
Perspektive.
Paintings Techniques
Europe
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