Passion for reason and reason of passion : seventeenth-century art and theory in France, 1648-1683

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    • Weyl, Martin

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Passion for reason and reason of passion : seventeenth-century art and theory in France, 1648-1683

Martin Weyl

(Hermeneutics of art, vol. 2)

P. Lang, c1989

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Bibliography: p. [297]-308

Includes index

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After the devastations of the early 17th century, a new wish for order and authority arose in France, culminating with the reign of the young King Louis XIV. A new ideal type of human, utopian in character, emerged and was aspired to by artists and critics. This period, often seen in art history as a late form of baroque classicism or the result of absolutism, is presented in this book in a new light: that of contemporary motivations, aspirations and ideals. The changes, major in character, during this short but intense period were to have far-reaching effects on the course of the art world in France and in Europe as a whole.

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