Lectures on art
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John Ryucin is the famous English historian and theoretics of art, poet, publicist, author of ethics, aesthetics and natural science, social reformer. In his universal system, art and architecture exist in close connection with morality, religion, human life and ultimately with nature, and the industrial revolution and capitalization of society are equally destructive for the environment, human souls and the process of creativity.
History of art in the interpretation of Ryucin least reminds the academic course, but it was he who was the first professor of the elegant arts of the University of Oxford, with his" fulfilled the flame passion and wonderful music "speeches" deaf ... hear and blind - to do not believe in testimony His student Oscar Wilde.
The treatises "seven light architectures" (1849) and "lectures on art" (1870), which entered this book, - Alpha and Omega artistical recognition of John Ryoskina, the original and sometimes paradoxical thinker, whose argument is fascinating with the accuracy of insight
History of art in the interpretation of Ryucin least reminds the academic course, but it was he who was the first professor of the elegant arts of the University of Oxford, with his" fulfilled the flame passion and wonderful music "speeches" deaf ... hear and blind - to do not believe in testimony His student Oscar Wilde.
The treatises "seven light architectures" (1849) and "lectures on art" (1870), which entered this book, - Alpha and Omega artistical recognition of John Ryoskina, the original and sometimes paradoxical thinker, whose argument is fascinating with the accuracy of insight
Author:
Author:Röiskin J .
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Arts & Photography
- Category:History & Geography
Series:
Series: Alphabet Classic. NON-FICTION
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-389-10342-9
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