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Identifier: histoiredelartpe18891mn (find matches)
Title: Histoire de l'art pendant la Renaissance
Year: 1889 (1880s)
Authors: Müntz, Eugène, 1845-1902
Subjects: Art Renaissance
Publisher: Paris : Hachette
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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omplètement. Masolino sy est approprié jusquauxgénies soutenant des festons. Seul le paysage, composé de rochers dénudés,révèle lattachement pour le style traditionnel, disons la paresse intellec-tuelle; celui qui sert de fond au Baptême du Christ na dautre avantage sur lespaysages de lÉcole de Giotto quun peu plus de profondeur et dair. Vasari a caractérisé en termes excellents les innovations introduites dans lapeinture par Masolino : « Il commença, dit-il, à traiter avec plus de science lejeu des ombres et de la lumière, parce quil travaillait daprès des figures en relief; il excella dans les raccourcis Le premier aussi il donna à ses figures de femmes plus de douceur, et à ses figures dadolescents des costumes plusélégants; il se montra aussi convenablement familiarisé avec la perspec-tive. Il séleva surtout très haut dans la fresque ; ses peintures sont fon- I. On dirait que Micliel-Ange sest inspiré de ce motif dans son fameux carton de laGuerre de Pise.
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z: o_i O o o < o < P < oa m2 HISTOIRE DE LART PENDANT LA RENAISSANCE. dues avec tant de grâce, que les clairs ont toute la morbidesse imaginable. »On voit que les leçons dun maître pareil nétaient nullement à dédaigner. Revenons à Masaccio. La fotalité qui a pesé sur la vie de ce grand artiste sestégalement acharnée sur son œuvre. Cest à peine si, de tant de compositionsexistant encore au seizième siècle, il en reste trois ou quatre. Nous en sommesréduits à compléter lanalyse de ces débris par les traits que Vasari a signalésdans les peintures aujourdhui perdues. « Masaccio, dit Vasari, sappliqua tout particulièrement à étudier la per-spective et déploya une habileté admirable pour en résoudre les difficultés. Il laprouvé dans un petit tableau qui se trouve aujourdhui dans la maison deRidolfo Ghirlandajo et qui représente le Christ guérissant tm possédé : les édificesy sont représentés en perspective de telle façon quon aperçoit à la fo

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  • bookcentury:1800
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  • booksubject:Art
  • booksubject:Renaissance
  • bookpublisher:Paris___Hachette
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  • booksponsor:Brigham_Young_University
  • bookleafnumber:683
  • bookcollection:americana
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