The Victorians and the Visual Imagination
Kate Flint
Abstract
Kate Flint
Abstract
1. The visible and the unseen 2. 'The mote within the eye' 3. Blindness and insight 4. Lifting the veil 5. Under the ice 6. The buried city 7. The role of the art critic 8. Criticism, language and narrative 9. Surface and depth 10. Hallucination and vision Conclusion: the Victorian horizon.
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1. The visible and the unseen 2. 'The mote within the eye' 3. Blindness and insight 4. Lifting the veil 5. Under the ice 6. The buried city 7. The role of the art critic 8. Criticism, language and narrative 9. Surface and depth 10. Hallucination and vision Conclusion: the Victorian horizon.
Key concepts: Narrative, Criticism, Blindness, Horizon, Art, Aesthetics, Visual arts, Psychology