Name: Poetry and Painting: Giovan Battista Marino and the "Marvelous" Passion (en Inglés)
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Author: Emilio Russo
ISBN: 9788833673004

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Poetry and Painting: Giovan Battista Marino and the "Marvelous" Passion (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Officina Libraria

Autor

Emilio Russo

Año

2025

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

296

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

Dimensiones

28 x 23 x 2.79 cm

ISBN13

9788833673004

Poetry and Painting: Giovan Battista Marino and the "Marvelous" Passion (en Inglés)

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Catalogue of the exhibition held at the Borghese Gallery in Rome and dedicated to the poet Giovan Battista Marino and his relationship with the artists of the Renaissance and Baroque period.

After the season of the great Renaissance painters, the prestige of the figurative arts grew as never before in history. During the 16th century, the artist went from being a common craftsman to holding a status equal to that of the greatest intellectuals of his time. The relationship between poetry and painting was consolidated in the 17th century, and became close, even competitive, when artists and men of letters confronted each other with the same themes. In this framework, the great poetry of Giovan Battista Marino (Naples, 1569-1625) plays a fundamental role. His compositions are rich in visual suggestions, derived as much from direct contact with the art collections he visited during his itinerant life as from the memory of the images of the great artists of the past. The Galeria (1620), one of his most famous books, projects onto the walls of an imaginary gallery the names of the artists and works of art that marked the poet's courtly experience.