Publisher
Ludion
Number of pages
360
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€5.95Buy
Some book reviews
Amazon customer James Tabor
“That Rynck includes both Bible stories as well as figures from ‘mythology’, mostly Greek, makes it all the more fascinating as a comparative endeavor. I also like Rynck’s method. He focuses on a single painter/painting and then breaks it down into its components, trying to get at the innovations, intents, presuppositions, and interpretations of the artist, placing each in a wider art-history context. This is the kind of book one can ‘dip into’.”
Amazon customer James Tabor
“That Rynck includes both Bible stories as well as figures from ‘mythology’, mostly Greek, makes it all the more fascinating as a comparative endeavor. I also like Rynck’s method. He focuses on a single painter/painting and then breaks it down into its components, trying to get at the innovations, intents, presuppositions, and interpretations of the artist, placing each in a wider art-history context. This is the kind of book one can ‘dip into’.”