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IX: Other Medici Programs with Neoplatonic Iconographical Content
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Edith Balas
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- TABLE OF CONTENTS V
- Introduction 1
- I: Prevalent Modern Interpretations of the Medici Chapel 14
- II: Michelangelo and Neoplatonism 25
- III: Mystic Symbolism, Magic and Astrology in Renaissance Neoplatonism 30
- IV: Jupiter and S aturn 46
- V: Night and Dawn 69
- VI: Day and Evening 118
- VII: The River Gods 128
- Vili: The Decorative Elements of the Chapel 130
- IX: Other Medici Programs with Neoplatonic Iconographical Content 139
- X: A Mausoleum for the Four Medicis 145
- XI: The Iconography of the Medici Chapel as an Expression of Neoplatonic Philosophy 150
- Appendix: Further Reflections on the Casa Buonarroti Inscription 163
- Bibliography 179
- Index 185
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- TABLE OF CONTENTS V
- Introduction 1
- I: Prevalent Modern Interpretations of the Medici Chapel 14
- II: Michelangelo and Neoplatonism 25
- III: Mystic Symbolism, Magic and Astrology in Renaissance Neoplatonism 30
- IV: Jupiter and S aturn 46
- V: Night and Dawn 69
- VI: Day and Evening 118
- VII: The River Gods 128
- Vili: The Decorative Elements of the Chapel 130
- IX: Other Medici Programs with Neoplatonic Iconographical Content 139
- X: A Mausoleum for the Four Medicis 145
- XI: The Iconography of the Medici Chapel as an Expression of Neoplatonic Philosophy 150
- Appendix: Further Reflections on the Casa Buonarroti Inscription 163
- Bibliography 179
- Index 185
