Florence And Her Art
Florence And Her Art
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All that a later art evolved in the way of Last Judgments is far removed from the distorted trend of thought characteristic of the great poet. When Bocaccio discourses on the Divina Conunedia we are vividly reminded of a modern lecture on Faust. Spiritually men stood face to face with a dead past. Bocaccio and Dante ; the former the interpreter of the latter ! It is like the memory of some fantastic vision, dreamed beneath the shrouding veil of night and recalled amid the glowing radiance of th...e morning sun. The exponent of a fresh and living philosophy of life pronounces the funeral discourse over the tomb of a dead ideal. Dante and Bocaccio, Orcagna and Donatello — only the historical study of social evolution can make such contrasts intelligible.
THE CONDOTTIERE SPIRIT IN THE DAYS OF COSIMO THE ELDER.
WHEN Florence awoke from childish visions to the stern necessity of action, the Bargello's ancient brazen alarm-bell soon rang the call to bloodshed and hard-won victory. The fruits of strenuous days are never the prize of amorous youth, distracted betwixt hopes and fears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All that a later art evolved in the way of Last Judgments is far removed from the distorted trend of thought characteristic of the great poet. When Bocaccio discourses on the Divina Conunedia we are vividly reminded of a modern lecture on Faust. Spiritually men stood face to face with a dead past. Bocaccio and Dante ; the former the interpreter of the latter ! It is like the memory of some fantastic vision, dreamed beneath the shrouding veil of night and recalled amid the glowing radiance of th...e morning sun. The exponent of a fresh and living philosophy of life pronounces the funeral discourse over the tomb of a dead ideal. Dante and Bocaccio, Orcagna and Donatello — only the historical study of social evolution can make such contrasts intelligible.
THE CONDOTTIERE SPIRIT IN THE DAYS OF COSIMO THE ELDER.
WHEN Florence awoke from childish visions to the stern necessity of action, the Bargello's ancient brazen alarm-bell soon rang the call to bloodshed and hard-won victory. The fruits of strenuous days are never the prize of amorous youth, distracted betwixt hopes and fears.
What to read after Florence And Her Art?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georg Biermann to read onlineMoreLess
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