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In this classic, engrossing text, a distinguished historian explores the mind and manifold interests of the greatest personality of the Renaissance. More than just a biography, the book presents a detailed investigation of Leonardo da Vinci's genius. Its colorful, evocative prose offers numerous demonstrations of the master's achievements, not only in sculpture and painting, but also in music, engineering, and even experimental aviation. A renowned authority on the works and personality of Leonardo, author Edward McCurdy translated many of the artist's writings. "In the thousands of pages of...

Stefan Zweig escribió esta obra de teatro entre la primavera de 1915 y principios de 1917, en plena Primera Guerra Mundial. Pacifista acérrimo, escogió la figura de Jeremías, el profeta judío que predicaba en vano, para encarnar el trágico papel del "derrotista", como tildaban los enardecidos patriotas partidarios del conflicto bélico a aquellos que, como Zweig, defendían la importancia de llegar a un entendimiento entre las naciones. El autor plasmó en "Jeremías"—una de sus obras más personales— los ideales humanistas que defendió durante toda su vida. "El más bello ejemplo...

Accompanying an exhibition at the Thyssen-Bornemsiza museum, this book reveals the double facet of the artist and his legacy by detailing a series of successive encounters between Gauguin and his masters, his contemporaries, and his pupils. One of the key paradoxes concerning Paul Gauguin is the fact that he was both a profound individualist and at the same time the founder of an artistic school. For the young artists collectively known as the Nabis, Gauguin's personal version of symbolism became the canonical route to modern art. Acompañando una exhibición en el Museo Thyssen-Bornemsiza,...

The volume aims to convey an impression of the richness and fascination of Romance Philology and the infinite variety of the contours and contents of the field of Romance Studies. The author was less concerned with developing novel theoretical models, but rather wanted to trace the manifestations of the most important stages in the development of the subject area and – wherever possible – to complement them with his own contributions.