Provides an analysis and interpretation of selected works by one of the most important eighteenth-century French artists. Examining four sets of pictures that involve multiple canvasses, Paula Rea Radisich discusses these works in the light of the architectural setting for which they were designed and the demands imposed by the patrons who commissioned them. Through this line of inquiry, she establishes the broader function and significance of art in pre-Revolutionary France, moving from the creation of the work of art to questions about its architectural and cultural setting. Considering issues of production and reception of artworks, this study also examines how the Revolution affected the iconography of Robert's late paintings.
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This study provides an analysis of works by one of the most important eighteenth-century French artists, Hubert Robert. The author discusses these paintings in the light of the architectural setting for which they were designed and the demands imposed by the patrons who commissioned them.
"As a good book will do, Radisich's close readings and contextual information stimulate further thoughts." Eighteenth-Century Studies
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Hardbound. Black cloth with gold lettering; color pictorial dj with white lettering; Brodart cover; 207 pp. with 69 bw illustrations; Radisich examines four sets of pictures that involve multiples canvases, discussing them in the architectural settings for which they were designed and the demands imposed on them by the patrons who commissioned them. She also establishes the function and significance of art in pre-Revolutionary France. NF/VG with only light rubbing to mylar cover; Seller Inventory # 117429
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hardcover. Condition: fine. Dust Jacket Condition: fine. Robert Hubert (illustrator). First. Black & white illustrations, 207 pages, tall slim 8vo, black cloth, d.w. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, (1998). First Edition. Fine. Scarce. Seller Inventory # 278186
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