William Wordsworth and the Age of English RomanticismRutgers University Press, 1987 - Всего страниц: 261 "William Wordsworth and the Age of English Romanticism" illuminates an era of revolutionary and imaginative achievements in literature and art that has profoundly shaped our sense of ourselves and our world. The age of English Romanticism was part of an age of revolution, an explosive period of aesthetic, political, social, economic, and philosophic movements that transformed the western world. William Wordsworth (1770-1850) was the seminal poet of the age, and with his great Romantic contemporaries gave magnificent expression to that turbulent time. Their vision of the world, the self, and the triumph of the creative imagination continues to influence our modern concepts of man, nature, and society. The chapters of this book survey topics essential to an understanding of the period. The book includes 120 color and 60 black-and-white illustrations, and a comprehensive catalogue of an accompanying museum exhibition. -- From publisher's description. |
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... colours of Towne and Abbott are translucent , and distance is achieved by a succession of planes , he is able to create an effect of ... colour and interplay of 103 ( below left and right ) . Thomas Bewick. The Discovery of Nature 113.
... colours of Towne and Abbott are translucent , and distance is achieved by a succession of planes , he is able to create an effect of ... colour and interplay of 103 ( below left and right ) . Thomas Bewick. The Discovery of Nature 113.
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... coloured sheets , with no easily discernible subject , christened " colour beginnings " by A. J. Finberg . Technically , these are indeed " beginnings " - the laying in of broad bands of colour in preparation for finished compositions ...
... coloured sheets , with no easily discernible subject , christened " colour beginnings " by A. J. Finberg . Technically , these are indeed " beginnings " - the laying in of broad bands of colour in preparation for finished compositions ...
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... colour beginnings " [ see Cat . nos . 188 and 192 ] , as completed works in their own right : alternatively , Turner may have planned to turn them into finished exhi- bition pieces in the halls of the Academy itself , on " varnishing ...
... colour beginnings " [ see Cat . nos . 188 and 192 ] , as completed works in their own right : alternatively , Turner may have planned to turn them into finished exhi- bition pieces in the halls of the Academy itself , on " varnishing ...
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The Spirit of the Age | 27 |
The Child Is Father of the Man | 61 |
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