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I. Features of Resemblance and of Contrast between the Arts and the Sciences
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Martin Johnson
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Foreword by Walter de la Mare 5
- Author’s Preface 12
- Contents 15
- Illustrations 17
- Introduction 19
- I. Features of Resemblance and of Contrast between the Arts and the Sciences 23
- II. Examples of Imaginative Stimulus through Structure and Symbolism 43
- III. Historical Failure to maintain a Balance between the Scientific and the Imaginative 86
- IV. Leonardo da Vinci as Scientist in Art: his fantastic Drawings and the Prototype of Scientific Uneasiness in an Unscientific Community 137
- Conclusion 191
- Bibliography 194
- Index 197
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Foreword by Walter de la Mare 5
- Author’s Preface 12
- Contents 15
- Illustrations 17
- Introduction 19
- I. Features of Resemblance and of Contrast between the Arts and the Sciences 23
- II. Examples of Imaginative Stimulus through Structure and Symbolism 43
- III. Historical Failure to maintain a Balance between the Scientific and the Imaginative 86
- IV. Leonardo da Vinci as Scientist in Art: his fantastic Drawings and the Prototype of Scientific Uneasiness in an Unscientific Community 137
- Conclusion 191
- Bibliography 194
- Index 197
