The Artist as Reader: On Education and Non-Education of Early Modern Artists

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Acknowledgements Notes on the Editors Notes on the Contributors List of Illustrations Introduction: Close and Extensive Reading among Artists in the Early Modern Period HEIKO DAMM, MICHAEL THIMANN, CLAUS ZITTEL I. THE POSSESSION OF BOOKS AND INDIVIDUAL READING 1. Jacopo Pontormo: A Scholarly Craftsman CECILE BEUZELIN 2. Reading with acutezza: Lorenzo Lippi's Literary Culture EVA STRUHAL 3. Gillis van Coninxloo. Der Kunstler als Leser MARTIN PAPENBROCK 4. Pieter Lastman als Leser. Eine Kunstlerbibliothek und ihre Nutzung CHRISTIAN TICO SEIFERT 5. The President as a Reader: Sir Joshua Reynolds and Book IRIS WENDERHOLM II. THE THEORISATION OF READING AND ITS EFFECT ON IMAGES 6. Artists and Knowledge in Sixteenth-century Venice ELSJE VAN KESSEL 7. Reading Rhetoric: Oratory in Gian Paolo Lomazzo's Treatises on the Art of Painting LEX HERMANS 8. Hondius meets Van Mander: The Cultural Appropriation of the First Netherlandish Book on the Visual Arts System of Knowledge in a Series of Artist's Portraits ANETTE DE VRIES 9. Catonem narrare: Charles Le Brun as Reader and Painter of a Stoic's Suicide ECKHARD LEUSCHNER 10. The Collaborative Authorship of Pictorial Invention in Seventeenth-century Italy: Artist, Adviser, and Patron at Palazzo Carignano HUUB VAN DER LINDEN III. BEYOND THE STUDIO 11. Peripatetici pariter et Platonici: Poliziano and Pico della Mirandola and the Library of the Badia Fiesolana ANGELA DRESSEN 12. Nascentes morimur: Francisco da Holanda as Artist, Reader and Writer MARIA BERBARA 13. Commonplaces, and Technical Knowledge: The Architect-Engineer as Reader ALEXANDER MARR 14. Bach - Mattheson. Zwei deutsche Komponisten und ihre Bucher RAINER BAYREUTHER 15. An Evangelist of Taste: The Book Collection of Jeronimo Antonio Gil KELLY DONAHUE WALLACE Index Nominum

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