by Anthony Blunt · Ediciones Cátedra · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788437601946
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This book by Anthony Blunt explores the theory of the arts in Italy during the Renaissance and Mannerism (1450-1600). The author analyzes the sources of the time, offering an accessible interpretation of the artist's vision as a creator of plastic and literary works. Blunt examines the consideration of art as liberal and the social position of the artist in society.
