Cordula Grewe
The Arabesque from Kant to Comics
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The Arabesque from Kant to Comics
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The Arabesque from Kant to Comics tracks the life and afterlife of the arabesque in its surprising transformation from an iconoclastic literary theory of early German Romanticism to aesthetic experimentation in both avant-garde art and popular culture.
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The Arabesque from Kant to Comics tracks the life and afterlife of the arabesque in its surprising transformation from an iconoclastic literary theory of early German Romanticism to aesthetic experimentation in both avant-garde art and popular culture.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 300
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. August 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 174mm
- Gewicht: 453g
- ISBN-13: 9781032043708
- ISBN-10: 1032043709
- Artikelnr.: 71234988
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 300
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. August 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 174mm
- Gewicht: 453g
- ISBN-13: 9781032043708
- ISBN-10: 1032043709
- Artikelnr.: 71234988
Cordula Grewe is Professor of Art History at Indiana University Bloomington, USA.
Part I: Three Beginnings 1. Prologue 2. Forays into a Form Grown Wild:
Setting the Stage 3. An Outline (of Things to Come) Part II: The Arabesque
Revolution: Image, Script, and the Crisis of Representation 4. Metaphysics
and Media Crisis 5. The Ornament of the Gaze: On Albrecht Dürer 6. The
Divine (as) Parergon 7. Ornament, Allegory, Autonomy: Winckelmann, Lessing,
Goethe, Karl Philipp Moritz 8. The Disappearance of a Goddess: On Immanuel
Kant's Parergonality Part III: The Writing on the Wall 9. Art History
Painted: Peter Cornelius's Murals for Munich's First Picture Gallery,
1827-1840 10. History as Nationalist Vision: Wilhelm Kaulbach's Murals for
Berlin's Neue Museum, 1847-1865 Part IV: Turning the Page 11. Philipp Otto
Runge's Flypaper: On Intimacy 12. The Poet's Pencil: On Clemens Brentano
and Achim von Arnim 13. Turning the Page: On Eugen Napoleon Neureuther
Part V: Taming the Arabesque 14. The Artist as Arabesque: Wilhelm Schadow
as The Modern Vasari 15. The Humorous Arabesque: From Wilhelm Schadow to
Karl Leberecht Immermann and back, via Johann Baptist Sonderland 16. The
Arabesque's Kingdom: Adolph Schroedter and Theodor Mintrop 17. Illustration
as Intervention and Parody: On Julius Hübner Part VI: A Symphonic
Intermezzo 18. Beethoven, or the Call for Freedom in Composition: On Moritz
von Schwind 19. The Laws of Form: On Seriality and Pictures' Stories Part
VII: A Satirical Finale 20. Contagious Laughter: On Pandemics, the Comics'
Birth, and Rodolphe Töpffer 21. "Ach! Poor Venus is perdue": On Wilhelm
Busch 22. The Last Act's Final Flourish
Setting the Stage 3. An Outline (of Things to Come) Part II: The Arabesque
Revolution: Image, Script, and the Crisis of Representation 4. Metaphysics
and Media Crisis 5. The Ornament of the Gaze: On Albrecht Dürer 6. The
Divine (as) Parergon 7. Ornament, Allegory, Autonomy: Winckelmann, Lessing,
Goethe, Karl Philipp Moritz 8. The Disappearance of a Goddess: On Immanuel
Kant's Parergonality Part III: The Writing on the Wall 9. Art History
Painted: Peter Cornelius's Murals for Munich's First Picture Gallery,
1827-1840 10. History as Nationalist Vision: Wilhelm Kaulbach's Murals for
Berlin's Neue Museum, 1847-1865 Part IV: Turning the Page 11. Philipp Otto
Runge's Flypaper: On Intimacy 12. The Poet's Pencil: On Clemens Brentano
and Achim von Arnim 13. Turning the Page: On Eugen Napoleon Neureuther
Part V: Taming the Arabesque 14. The Artist as Arabesque: Wilhelm Schadow
as The Modern Vasari 15. The Humorous Arabesque: From Wilhelm Schadow to
Karl Leberecht Immermann and back, via Johann Baptist Sonderland 16. The
Arabesque's Kingdom: Adolph Schroedter and Theodor Mintrop 17. Illustration
as Intervention and Parody: On Julius Hübner Part VI: A Symphonic
Intermezzo 18. Beethoven, or the Call for Freedom in Composition: On Moritz
von Schwind 19. The Laws of Form: On Seriality and Pictures' Stories Part
VII: A Satirical Finale 20. Contagious Laughter: On Pandemics, the Comics'
Birth, and Rodolphe Töpffer 21. "Ach! Poor Venus is perdue": On Wilhelm
Busch 22. The Last Act's Final Flourish
Part I: Three Beginnings 1. Prologue 2. Forays into a Form Grown Wild:
Setting the Stage 3. An Outline (of Things to Come) Part II: The Arabesque
Revolution: Image, Script, and the Crisis of Representation 4. Metaphysics
and Media Crisis 5. The Ornament of the Gaze: On Albrecht Dürer 6. The
Divine (as) Parergon 7. Ornament, Allegory, Autonomy: Winckelmann, Lessing,
Goethe, Karl Philipp Moritz 8. The Disappearance of a Goddess: On Immanuel
Kant's Parergonality Part III: The Writing on the Wall 9. Art History
Painted: Peter Cornelius's Murals for Munich's First Picture Gallery,
1827-1840 10. History as Nationalist Vision: Wilhelm Kaulbach's Murals for
Berlin's Neue Museum, 1847-1865 Part IV: Turning the Page 11. Philipp Otto
Runge's Flypaper: On Intimacy 12. The Poet's Pencil: On Clemens Brentano
and Achim von Arnim 13. Turning the Page: On Eugen Napoleon Neureuther
Part V: Taming the Arabesque 14. The Artist as Arabesque: Wilhelm Schadow
as The Modern Vasari 15. The Humorous Arabesque: From Wilhelm Schadow to
Karl Leberecht Immermann and back, via Johann Baptist Sonderland 16. The
Arabesque's Kingdom: Adolph Schroedter and Theodor Mintrop 17. Illustration
as Intervention and Parody: On Julius Hübner Part VI: A Symphonic
Intermezzo 18. Beethoven, or the Call for Freedom in Composition: On Moritz
von Schwind 19. The Laws of Form: On Seriality and Pictures' Stories Part
VII: A Satirical Finale 20. Contagious Laughter: On Pandemics, the Comics'
Birth, and Rodolphe Töpffer 21. "Ach! Poor Venus is perdue": On Wilhelm
Busch 22. The Last Act's Final Flourish
Setting the Stage 3. An Outline (of Things to Come) Part II: The Arabesque
Revolution: Image, Script, and the Crisis of Representation 4. Metaphysics
and Media Crisis 5. The Ornament of the Gaze: On Albrecht Dürer 6. The
Divine (as) Parergon 7. Ornament, Allegory, Autonomy: Winckelmann, Lessing,
Goethe, Karl Philipp Moritz 8. The Disappearance of a Goddess: On Immanuel
Kant's Parergonality Part III: The Writing on the Wall 9. Art History
Painted: Peter Cornelius's Murals for Munich's First Picture Gallery,
1827-1840 10. History as Nationalist Vision: Wilhelm Kaulbach's Murals for
Berlin's Neue Museum, 1847-1865 Part IV: Turning the Page 11. Philipp Otto
Runge's Flypaper: On Intimacy 12. The Poet's Pencil: On Clemens Brentano
and Achim von Arnim 13. Turning the Page: On Eugen Napoleon Neureuther
Part V: Taming the Arabesque 14. The Artist as Arabesque: Wilhelm Schadow
as The Modern Vasari 15. The Humorous Arabesque: From Wilhelm Schadow to
Karl Leberecht Immermann and back, via Johann Baptist Sonderland 16. The
Arabesque's Kingdom: Adolph Schroedter and Theodor Mintrop 17. Illustration
as Intervention and Parody: On Julius Hübner Part VI: A Symphonic
Intermezzo 18. Beethoven, or the Call for Freedom in Composition: On Moritz
von Schwind 19. The Laws of Form: On Seriality and Pictures' Stories Part
VII: A Satirical Finale 20. Contagious Laughter: On Pandemics, the Comics'
Birth, and Rodolphe Töpffer 21. "Ach! Poor Venus is perdue": On Wilhelm
Busch 22. The Last Act's Final Flourish