ROSSETTI (En papel)

DAVID RODGERS, PHAIDON PRESS LIMITED, 1996
ISBN 9780714833415

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Datos del libro

22.0x30.0cm.
Nº de páginas: 128 págs.
Editorial: PHAIDON PRESS LIMITED
Lengua: INGLÉS
Encuadernación: Tapa blanda
ISBN: 9780714833415
Año edicón: 1996
Plaza de edición: LONDON

Sinopsis

Rossetti
An introduction to the work of Dante Gabriel Rossetti.
David Rodgers

One of a series of introductory books on the great masters and movements in art
This volume on Rossetti contains an extensive essay, 48 full-page colour plates, and is accompanied by extensive notes and comparative illustrations
Provides incomparable value
Highly regarded for its insight and authority

Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1828-82) produced some of the most glittering and evocative images of the Victorian era. A member of the influential Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, Rossetti found inspiration in the works of Dante, Shakespeare and Malory, with many of his paintings depicting scenes from Arthurian legends and tales of medieval chivalry. He was also an accomplished poet, whose verses frequently dealt with the same themes as his paintings.

A notorious womanizer, Rossetti immortalized the women in his life, particularly his wife and pupil Elizabeth Siddal, who died of an overdose in 1862, and later Jane Morris,with whom he had an affair. Representing them as Beatrice, Mary Magdalen, and Helen of Troy, among others, Rossetti created a new ideal of female beauty, far removed from the more traditional aesthetic of the day. His brilliant use of colour and his originality of vision are well illustrated in this ideal introduction to one of the most gifted painters of the nineteenth century.