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The Classical Tradition in Western Art
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  1. Frontmatter i
  2. PREFACE vii
  3. CONTENTS xi
  4. ILLUSTRATIONS xv
  5. 1. Introduction 1
  6. 2. The Greek Ideal 8
  7. 3. The Archaic Period 12
  8. 4. The Transitional Period 15
  9. 5. The Great Period 19
  10. 6. The Fourth Century: Praxiteles, Lysippus, Scopas 30
  11. 7. The Hellenistic Period and the Altar of Pergamum 35
  12. 8. A Gallery of Masterpieces 41
  13. 9. Painting in the Ancient World 49
  14. 10. Rome and Roman Art 56
  15. 11. Augustus 60
  16. 12. Hadrian the Hellenophile 66
  17. 13. Greek Originals and Roman Copies 69
  18. 14. The Late Antique Period 74
  19. 15. Constantine 81
  20. 16. Early Christian Art 84
  21. 17. Classicism in Byzantine Art 88
  22. 18. The Barbarian Period 96
  23. 19. The Carolingian Renaissance 100
  24. 20. The Late Middle Ages and Classical Antiquity 106
  25. 21. Classical Forms in the Romanesque Period 113
  26. 22. The Gothic Period 122
  27. 23. The Augustan Revival of Frederick II 128
  28. 24. Nicola Pisano 133
  29. 25. Classical Forms in Fourteenth-Century Italy 136
  30. 26. The Renaissance in Italy 146
  31. 27. Lorenzo Ghiberti 156
  32. 28. Venus Reborn 161
  33. 29. Piero Deila Francesca 165
  34. 30. Botticelli and the Neoplatonic Ideal 168
  35. 31. Donatello 173
  36. 32. The Labors of Hercules 176
  37. 33. Mantegna 180
  38. 34. The High Renaissance 183
  39. 35. Raphael’s Galatea 188
  40. 36. Francesco Penni and the Statuary Style 192
  41. 37. Michelangelo 194
  42. 38. Titian 206
  43. 39. Mannerism 210
  44. 40. Parmigianino 215
  45. 41. Bronzino’s Allegory of Luxury 219
  46. 42. Benvenuto Cellini’s Narcissus 223
  47. 43. Replicas in Bronze 227
  48. 44. Montecavallo 231
  49. 45. The Renaissance in France 236
  50. 46. Albrecht Dürer 240
  51. 47. El Greco 243
  52. 48. The Baroque 246
  53. 49. Annibale Carracci and Baroque Classicism 251
  54. 50. Bernini 257
  55. 51. Rubens and Classical Antiquity 262
  56. 52. The Seventeenth Century in France 265
  57. 53. Poussin and the Antique 268
  58. 54. Sculpture in Seventeenth-Century France 272
  59. 55. The Rococo in France 275
  60. 56. The Neoclassic Period 281
  61. 57. Anton Raphael Mengs 289
  62. 58. Canova 293
  63. 59. Classicism and Republican Ideals: Jacques-Louis David 297
  64. 60. The Nineteenth Century 303
  65. 61. Classicism and Romanticism: Ingres 307
  66. 62. Neoclassicism in America 311
  67. 63. Rodin 319
  68. 64. The Twentieth Century 321
  69. 65. Maillol 324
  70. 66. Picasso 326
  71. 67. Henry Moore 330
  72. 68. De Chirico 333
  73. 69. Epilogue 338
  74. Bibliography 341
  75. Notes 351
  76. Register of Places 363
  77. Index 367
  78. ILLUSTRATIONS 381
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