Deacute;cryptez lrsquo;art de Masaccio en moins drsquo;une heure !Neacute; dans lrsquo;Italie du quattrocento; Tommaso di Ser Giovanni; dit Masaccio; est consideacute;reacute; comme le plus grand peintre de la premiegrave;re Renaissance. Alors que le gothique tardif srsquo;efface peu agrave; peu au profit drsquo;un art nouveau; Masaccio se deacute;marque en repreacute;sentant des personnages aux expressions reacute;alistes et en reproduisant dans ses oelig;uvres les prouesses architecturales de son temps. Les cleacute;s de son succegrave;s? Lrsquo;application des principes de la perspective; tout reacute;cemment mis agrave; jour en Italie. Ce livre vous permettra drsquo;en savoir plus sur :- Le contexte culturel et politique dans lequel eacute;volue Masaccio- La vie de lartiste et son parcours- Les caracteacute;ristiques et speacute;cificiteacute;s de son art- Une seacute;lection drsquo;oelig;uvres-cleacute;s de Masaccio- Son impact dans lrsquo;histoire de lrsquo;artLe mot de lrsquo;eacute;diteur :laquo; Dans ce numeacute;ro de la seacute;rie "50MINUTES | Artistes"; Ceacute;line Muller part sur les traces de Masaccio; de Florence agrave; Rome; en passant par lrsquo;eacute;glise du Carmel de Pise; ougrave; il reacute;alise son oelig;uvre la plus connue; le Polyptyque de Pise. Agrave; cocirc;teacute; de ce chef-drsquo;oelig;uvre; lrsquo;auteure analyse eacute;galement le Desco da parto ou Tondo de Berlin; Le Trocirc;ne de gracirc;ce ou La Triniteacute; et Adam et Egrave;ve chasseacute;s du Paradis. Enfin; nous avons tenu agrave; mettre lrsquo;accent sur lrsquo;influence importante qursquo;exerccedil;a Masaccio sur les peintres des XVe et XVIe siegrave;cles; notamment sur Michel-Ange. raquo;Steacute;phanie FeltenAgrave; PROPOS DE LA SEacute;RIE 50MINUTES | ArtistesLa seacute;rie laquo; Artistes raquo; de la collection laquo; 50MINUTES raquo; aborde plus de cinquante artistes qui ont profondeacute;ment marqueacute; lrsquo;histoire de lrsquo;art; du Moyen Acirc;ge agrave; nos jours. Chaque livre a eacute;teacute; conccedil;u agrave; la fois pour les passionneacute;s drsquo;art et pour les amateurs curieux drsquo;en savoir davantage en peu de temps. Nos auteurs analysent avec preacute;cision les oelig;uvres des plus grands artistes tout en laissant place agrave; toutes les interpreacute;tations.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. As an illustrator trained by an Architect ... I love this book!!!!By Vargas[[VIDEOID:moIDFG7K8M43RF]]This little handbook is really for any Design-minded artisan or design professional. As an illustrator; I pulled a lot of great insight into designing form the book. The illustrations and images are brilliant. If you have not yet seen Dougs website check it out ( after you buy the book )! :) howtoarchitect.com.Sincerely if you are serious about your art and design work -- then you must have this book as a resource in your library. And at like $10 - its crazy not to have it!! How can you beat that price!How to Architect1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. wonderful bookBy Addie D-JHow To Architect is an enjoyable read for anyone interested in architecture; and also an uplifting and helpful read for anyone on the path to pursuing this field. This is a book all design students should read early-on. How To Architect provides a realistic account on both architecture schooling and architecture as a profession. I am going to graduate school next year and found this book to do a wonderful job of identifying the potentially disjointed journey of architecture; while simultaneously reaffirming the interests of those in this path... It would be impossible for those truly interested to not fly through this with pleasure.Most of all; I found the book to be refreshingly relatable. Mr.Patt did a fantastic job of giving an overview of topics and figures- enough to provoke thought for those familiar with them; and to properly introduce them to those unfamiliar. Great book for all!1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Bla; bla; blaBy MartinmannenVery much just "bla; bla; bla" as the author seemingly tries to write on every letter of the alphabet (one chapter per letter).I love Patts stuff on the Internet; though not so much this book.
