Allegory and Symbolism in Italian Renaissance Painting
Mikhail Vladimirovitch Alpatov
Abstract
Mikhail Vladimirovitch Alpatov
Abstract
Art-historians of our time have concerned themselves mainly with research into the literary and philosophic sources of Renaissance works; this leads to a detailed philological commentary on its broader themes. However, it may be noted that neither iconology nor semiotics have yet observed the existence of various types of figuration in the plastic arts of that period.
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Art-historians of our time have concerned themselves mainly with research into the literary and philosophic sources of Renaissance works; this leads to a detailed philological commentary on its broader themes. However, it may be noted that neither iconology nor semiotics have yet observed the existence of various types of figuration in the plastic arts of that period.
Key concepts: Allegory, The Renaissance, Painting, Art, Art history, Literature