The Stones of Venice John Ruskin
Résumé
John Ruskin, Victorian England's greatest writer on art and literature, believed himself an adopted son of Venice, and his feelings for this city are exquisitely expressed in The Stones of Venice. This edition contains Ruskin's famous essay "The Nature of Gothic," a marvelously descriptive tour of Venice before its postwar restoration. As Ruskin wrote in 1851, "Thank God I am here, it is a Paradise of Cities."
- Auteur :
- John Ruskin
- Éditeur :
- London, Penguin , 2001
- Genre :
- Documentaire
- Langue :
- anglais.
- Description du livre original :
- 254
- ISBN :
- 0141390654.
- Domaine public :
- Non
Table des matières
- INTRODUCTION
- BOOK ONE
- Chapter I THE QUARRY
- Chapter II THE VIRTUES OF ARCHITECTURE
- Chapter III THE SIX DIVISIONS OF ARCHITECTURE
- Chapter IV THE WALL BASE
- Chapter V THE WALL VEIL
- Chapter VI THE WALL CORNICE
- Chapter VII THE ARCH
- Chapter VIII THE ROOF
- Chapter IX THE BUTTRESS
- Chapter X SUPERIMPOSITION
- Chapter XI THE MATERIAL OF ORNAMENT
- Chapter XII TREATMENT OF ORNAMENT
- BOOK TWO
- PART ONE The Byzantine Period
- Chapter I THE THRONE
- Chapter II TORCELLO
- Chapter III ST. MARK’S
- PART TWO The Gothic Period
- Chapter iv THE NATURE OF GOTHIC
- Chapter V THE DUCAL PALACE
- PART THREE The Renaissance Period
- Chapter vi EARLY RENAISSANCE
- Chapter VII ROMAN RENAISSANCE
- Chapter VIII GROTESQUE RENAISSANCE
- PART ONE The Byzantine Period
- CONCLUSION
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