Pisanello : painter to the renaissance court / Luke Syson ; Dillian Gordon

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: London : National Gallery Company , 2001Description: 264 p. : illus. ; 30 cmISBN:
  • 9780300091083
Uniform titles:
  • Toller Cranston Collection
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • REF 759.5 PIS 
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Summary: Pisanello was the most celebrated artist of the early Italian Renaissance. A painter in fresco and on panel, a prolific and innovative draughtsman prized especially for minutely observed studies of animals and birds, he also became the first modern specialist of the portrait medal. Inspired equally by Arthurian romance, Gothic manuscript illuminations, classical antiquity and contemporary court fashions, his work provides a vivid record of the interests and ideals of his patrons, notably the Gonzaga, Este and Visconti rulers of northern Italian city states.
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Libro - Monografía Biblioteca Pública de San Miguel de Allende, A.C. Consulta / Referencia REF 759.5 PIS (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 065565
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REF 759.5 MOD Modigliani REF 759.5 PER Pietro Perugino : master of the Italian Renaissance REF 759.5 PIE Piero della Francesca REF 759.5 PIS Pisanello : painter to the renaissance court REF 759.5 RAP Raphael REF 759.50 SAR Andrea del Sarto REF 759.5 SIG Luca Signorelli : the complete paintings

Life and work -- The culture of chivalry in Italy -- Classical learning and court art -- Devotion, poetry and pleasure : the London panel paintings -- Artistic individuality and the workshop tradition.

Pisanello was the most celebrated artist of the early Italian Renaissance. A painter in fresco and on panel, a prolific and innovative draughtsman prized especially for minutely observed studies of animals and birds, he also became the first modern specialist of the portrait medal. Inspired equally by Arthurian romance, Gothic manuscript illuminations, classical antiquity and contemporary court fashions, his work provides a vivid record of the interests and ideals of his patrons, notably the Gonzaga, Este and Visconti rulers of northern Italian city states.

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