Brill's Companion to the Reception of Vitruvius: Brill's Companions to Classical Reception, cartea 27
Ingrid Rowland, Sinclair Bellen Limba Engleză Hardback – 28 mar 2024
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004270671
ISBN-10: 9004270671
Pagini: 748
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 1.41 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Brill's Companions to Classical Reception
ISBN-10: 9004270671
Pagini: 748
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 1.41 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Brill's Companions to Classical Reception
Notă biografică
Ingrid D. Rowland lives in Rome, and teaches at the University of Notre Dame. She has published widely, including a translation of Vitruvius (Cambridge 1999; with Thomas Howe). She won the inaugural Grace Dudley Prize for Arts Writing in 2021.
Sinclair W. Bell lives in Chicago. He is the editor of several volumes concerned with the art, architecture, and archaeology of ancient Italy, and previously served as Editor of the Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome.
Contributors are:Antonio Becchi, Paul Davies, Victor Deupi, Francesca Fiorani, Rob Godman, Jessica Gritti, Daniel Harris-McCoy, Vaughan Hart, David Hemsoll, Thomas Noble Howe, Susan Klaiber, Bernd Kulawik, Lynne Lancaster, Martin McLaughlin, Michel Paoli, Rabun Taylor, Wim Verbaal.
Sinclair W. Bell lives in Chicago. He is the editor of several volumes concerned with the art, architecture, and archaeology of ancient Italy, and previously served as Editor of the Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome.
Contributors are:Antonio Becchi, Paul Davies, Victor Deupi, Francesca Fiorani, Rob Godman, Jessica Gritti, Daniel Harris-McCoy, Vaughan Hart, David Hemsoll, Thomas Noble Howe, Susan Klaiber, Bernd Kulawik, Lynne Lancaster, Martin McLaughlin, Michel Paoli, Rabun Taylor, Wim Verbaal.
Cuprins
Preface: Vitruvius, Unwitting Hero of Our Times
Paolo Clini
Acknowledgements
List of Illustrations
Notes on Contributors
Introduction
Ingrid D. Rowland and Sinclair W. Bell
1 Vitruvius from Manuscript to Print
Ingrid Rowland
2 Raphael and Fabio Calvo
Francesco P. Di Teodoro
3 On the Vitruvius of Cesare Cesariano
Alessandro Rovetta and Jessica Gritti
4 Who Was Vitruvius? a Renaissance Debate
Paul Davies and David Hemsoll
5 The Medieval Vitruvius
Wim Verbaal
6 Alberti and Vitruvius: Reception and Rejection of the Model in De re aedificatoria
Martin McLaughlin
7 Verona and Vitruvius
Paul Davies and David Hemsoll
8 Vitruvius in Bramante’s Rome: Recovery, Interpretation, and Use of the Ancient Text
Ann C. Huppert
9 Vitruvius’ Educational Program in Antiquity and the Renaissance
Daniel E. Harris-McCoy
10 Sangallo, Tolomei, and the Program of the Accademia de lo Studio de l’Architettura on Vitruvius and Ancient Architecture
Bernd Kulawik
11 Vitruvius and Guarino Guarini
Susan Klaiber
12 Hermosura and Belleza in Sixteenth-Century Spanish Editions of Vitruvius
Victor Deupi
13 Making Vitruvius Speak English: Vitruvius and English Architecture up to Vitruvius Britannicus
Vaughan Hart
14 Vitruvius in the German-Speaking World
Werner Oechslin
15 Archaeological Perspectives on Vitruvius
Rabun Taylor
16 Vitruvius and Ancient Construction Method
Lynne C. Lancaster
17 How the opus francigenum Became the “Gothic” Style
Michel Paoli
18 Vitruvius and the Early Modern Worksite
David Karmon
19 Vitruvius and the Sangallos
Francesco Marcorin
20 Vitruvius and Palladio
Francesco Marcorin
21 Vitruvius and the Quarrel of the Ancients and Moderns
Thomas Noble Howe
22 Echeia
Robert Godman
23 Scamilli Impares
Thomas Noble Howe
24 Vitruvius’ Science of Machines: Tradition or Innovation?
Giovanni Di Pasquale
25 Vitruvius’ Historiae and the Love of Learning
Antonio Becchi
26 The Invention of the Vitruvian Man: Vitruvius, Leonardo da Vinci, and Beyond
Francesca Fiorani
Index
Paolo Clini
Acknowledgements
List of Illustrations
Notes on Contributors
Introduction
Ingrid D. Rowland and Sinclair W. Bell
Part 1: Transmission
1 Vitruvius from Manuscript to Print
Ingrid Rowland
Part 2: Translation
2 Raphael and Fabio Calvo
Francesco P. Di Teodoro
3 On the Vitruvius of Cesare Cesariano
Alessandro Rovetta and Jessica Gritti
4 Who Was Vitruvius? a Renaissance Debate
Paul Davies and David Hemsoll
5 The Medieval Vitruvius
Wim Verbaal
6 Alberti and Vitruvius: Reception and Rejection of the Model in De re aedificatoria
Martin McLaughlin
7 Verona and Vitruvius
Paul Davies and David Hemsoll
8 Vitruvius in Bramante’s Rome: Recovery, Interpretation, and Use of the Ancient Text
Ann C. Huppert
9 Vitruvius’ Educational Program in Antiquity and the Renaissance
Daniel E. Harris-McCoy
10 Sangallo, Tolomei, and the Program of the Accademia de lo Studio de l’Architettura on Vitruvius and Ancient Architecture
Bernd Kulawik
11 Vitruvius and Guarino Guarini
Susan Klaiber
12 Hermosura and Belleza in Sixteenth-Century Spanish Editions of Vitruvius
Victor Deupi
13 Making Vitruvius Speak English: Vitruvius and English Architecture up to Vitruvius Britannicus
Vaughan Hart
14 Vitruvius in the German-Speaking World
Werner Oechslin
Part 4: Practice
15 Archaeological Perspectives on Vitruvius
Rabun Taylor
16 Vitruvius and Ancient Construction Method
Lynne C. Lancaster
17 How the opus francigenum Became the “Gothic” Style
Michel Paoli
18 Vitruvius and the Early Modern Worksite
David Karmon
19 Vitruvius and the Sangallos
Francesco Marcorin
20 Vitruvius and Palladio
Francesco Marcorin
21 Vitruvius and the Quarrel of the Ancients and Moderns
Thomas Noble Howe
Part 5: Vitruvian Topics
22 Echeia
Robert Godman
23 Scamilli Impares
Thomas Noble Howe
24 Vitruvius’ Science of Machines: Tradition or Innovation?
Giovanni Di Pasquale
25 Vitruvius’ Historiae and the Love of Learning
Antonio Becchi
26 The Invention of the Vitruvian Man: Vitruvius, Leonardo da Vinci, and Beyond
Francesca Fiorani
Index