Dieses eBook: "Geschichte der Malerei (Vollstauml;ndige Ausgabe: Band 1-5)" ist mit einem detaillierten und dynamischen Inhaltsverzeichnis versehen und wurde sorgfauml;ltig korrekturgelesen.Richard Muther (1860-1909) war ein deutscher Kunsthistoriker. Er war einer der umstrittensten; aber zugleich auch populauml;rsten deutschen Kunsthistoriker jener Zeit. Seine Geschichte der Malerei wird; neben anderen Werken; bis heute aufgelegt.Inhalt:Das Mittelalter (Der Mosaikstil; Die Tafelmalerei unter dem Zeichen der Mystik; Die Begruuml;ndung des epischen Stils durch Giottohellip;)Die Nachbluuml;te des mittelalterlichen Stils im Quattrocento (Der Kampf des alten mit dem neuen Zeitgeist; Byzantinismus und Mystikhellip;)Natur und Antike (Die ersten Realisten; Sturm und Drang in Florenz; Piero della Francesca hellip;)Die kirchliche Reaktion (Savonarola; Piero di Cosimohellip;)Die germanische Malerei des Reformationszeitalters (Der Anschluszlig; an Italien; Die Niederlauml;nder; Die Kouml;lner)Der Triumph der Sinnlichkeit in Italien ( Der Einfluszlig; Leonardos; Leonardos Nachfolgerhellip;)Das Majestauml;tische und Titanische (Der Schouml;nheitsbegriff des Cinquecento; Tizian; Tizians Zeitgenossen; Michelangelohellip;)Die Vereinigung der Stile (Rafael; Das Ende der Renaissance in Italien..)Venedigs und Spaniens Kampf gegen Rom (Lorenzo Lotto; Tintoretto; Die Spanier)Italien (Der Geist der Gegenreformation; Die kirchliche Malereihellip;)Spanien (Ribera und Zurbaran; Velasquez; Murillo)Flandern (Rubens; Van Dyck hellip;)Holland ( Die ersten Portrauml;tisten; Rembrandt hellip;)Das Ende der hollauml;ndischen Malerei ( Die Genremaler; Die Landschafter; Hofluft)Die aristokratische Kunst Frankreichs (Das Zeitalter Ludwigs XIV; Der Geist des Rokoko; Watteau; Watteaus Nachfolgerhellip;)Der Sieg des Buuml;rgertums (England; Die Aufklauml;rung; Das Sterben in Schouml;nheit hellip;)
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Great History on the Animation IndustryBy Brittany AccardiWhen Tom Sito began his career in animation; unions had already been established. In the intro; he admits that he initially took their presence for granted. He then gives an EXTENSIVE history of the development of unions relating to the animation industry in a very detailed and well-referenced account with photos and quotes from animators who experienced these historical events firsthand. At the end of this colorful and objective journey; he invites the reader to reflect on the future of animation - are we better off with unions? Without them? How will new technology influence the employee-employer relationship?For anyone interested in the history of animation or anyone looking to enter the animation industry; this book is an important historical account; a must-read.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. An excellent book.By Punk DoctorThis is more than just a history of animation unions; it covers the history of animation itself. The stories are well researched and benefit from the authors personal insights. It was a joy to read. I bought it only to read the chapter on the 1941 strike at Disney; but the chapter was so good I read the entire thing!2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Fills a Historic GapBy bob68As a Disney enthusiast; I have found one of the most delicate and hard-to-research periods in Disney history was the 1941 studio strike. Tom Sito fills this gap by providing a comprehensive narration. But more important to others; he provides a complete history of labor developments in the animation profession. I had no idea there had been so much turmoil! His account is very up-to-date; too; covering the most recent developments; like computer animation. This is a key reference tool for anyone seriously interested in the business of animation.
