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The Reality of Symbols: Studies in the Iconology of Netherlandish Art 1400-1800.

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Seller Notes: “Good copy. - For nearly half a century, the most expansive area within the discipline of art ... “Good copy. - For nearly half a century, the most expansive area within the discipline of art history has been the study of iconography and iconology, the meaning of representations. In the field of early Netherlandish art, Erwin Panofsky's notion of'disguised symbolism' has become the standard tool of interpretation. For the study of meaning in Dutch painting of the seventeenth century, this concept, enriched by the study of emblems, has been elaborated by Eddy de Jongh into a full- fledged hermeneutic program. The present book offers a fundamental critique of the school of thought inspired by Panofskv and de Jongh. Key examples of their method - including Panofsky's famous article on Jan van Eyck's Amolfini Portrait - are subjected to minute analysis, and are found to be defective. Bedaux argues that no presumption of disguised symbolism should be credited until more obvious interpretations have been eliminated. This he finds not to be the case in the studies he examines. Bedaux bring”

EAN: 9789061790952

ISBN: 9061790956

Genre: Gesellschaft & Politik

Thema: Kunst- & Architekturgeschichte

Verlag: 's-Gravenhage : G. Schwartz

Erscheinungsjahr: 1992

Autor: Bedaux, Jan Baptist

Sprache: Deutsch

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