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9780534613839

Fleming's Arts and Ideas, Volume 2 (with CD-ROM and InfoTrac)

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    9780534613839

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  • Edition: 10th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2004-07-12
  • Publisher: Cengage Learning

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A top-seller since it first published in 1955, FLEMING'S ARTS and IDEAS chronologically explores a breadth of humanities topics from antiquity to the present. New author Mary Warner Marien continues the text's tradition of combining outstanding scholarship with high quality art reproductions, while at the same time bringing a new contemporary voice to this classic text. FLEMING'S ARTS and IDEAS challenges students to see the links between common purposes, themes, and ideas in painting, sculpture, architecture, literature, music, and philosophy.

Table of Contents

Lists of Maps and Chronologies
xv
Preface xvii
Introduction xxi
PART THREE RENAISSANCE AND REFORMATION
242(116)
Florentine Renaissance Style
244(34)
Florence in the Fifteenth Century
246(2)
The Cathedral of Florence
248(10)
Brunelleschi's Dome
248(1)
The Dome and the Dedication Motet
249(1)
The Pazzi Chapel
249(2)
The Medici--Riccardi Palace
251(1)
An Art Contest: Ghiberti versus Brunelleschi
252(1)
Ghiberti's East Doors
252(2)
Donatello
254(2)
Human Anatomy Investigated: Pollaiuolo and Verrocchio
256(2)
Painting
258(11)
The Premature Loss of the Genius of Masaccio
258(1)
Lingering Gothic: Fra Angelico
259(1)
At Home in the World: Benozzo Gozzoli and Filippo Lippi
260(2)
The Pursuit of Linear Perspective: Paolo Uccello and Piero della Francesca
262(1)
Classicism and Color: Botticelli
263(3)
Mastermind: Leonardo da Vinci
266(3)
Poetry and Music
269(1)
Lorenzo as Poet and Patron
269(1)
Renaissance Festivals
269(1)
The Music Scene in Florence
269(1)
Past and Present: Listening to Music
270(1)
Ideas
270(8)
Classical Humanism
271(1)
Scientific Naturalism
272(1)
Renaissance Individualism
273(1)
Renaissance Self-Improvement Books: Castiglione and Machiavelli
274(4)
Roman Renaissance Style
278(20)
Sculpture: Michelangelo
282(4)
The Pieta
283(1)
A Tomb for a Pope
283(3)
Painting
286(5)
Michelangelo Paints the Sistine Ceiling Frescoes
286(5)
Raphael's Frescoes for the Vatican Walls
291(1)
The Dome of St. Peter's
291(2)
Josquin Desprez and the Sistine Chapel Choir
293(1)
Musical Example 10.1: Ave Maria
294(1)
Ideas: Humanism
294(4)
Revival of Classical Forms
294(2)
Pagan versus Christian Ideals
296(2)
Northern Renaissance and Reformation Styles
298(28)
The Northern Scene
300(3)
The Commercial Revolution in the North
301(1)
Expanding Horizons
301(2)
Art in the North
303(13)
Painting in Flanders
303(2)
A Challenge to Nature: Jan van Eyck
305(1)
A Marriage of North and South
306(1)
A Medici Triptych: The Work of Hugo van der Goes
307(1)
Art and Alchemy: Hieronymus Bosch
308(1)
The Work of ``Peasant Bruegel''
309(1)
Painters in Germany
310(5)
Painting in England
315(1)
Music
316(2)
Flemish Composers
316(2)
Composers in Tudor England
318(1)
Drama: Shakespeare
318(2)
Beauty and the Beast: Shakespeare's The Tempest
319(1)
Ideas
320(6)
Critical Humanism
320(2)
Luther and the Reformation
322(4)
The Venetian Renaissance and the Rise of International Mannerism
326(32)
Venice in the Sixteenth Century
328(17)
Architecture
328(4)
A New Kind of Painting
332(11)
Music
343(1)
Musical Example 12.1: In ecclesiis
344(1)
Musical Example 12.2: ``Zefiro torna''
345(1)
Mannerist Europe in the Sixteenth Century
345(9)
The Development of Mannerism
346(2)
Painting: Pontormo, Parmigianino, and Bronzino
348(2)
Mannerism in Sculpture
350(2)
Mannerism in Architecture: Romano, Scamozzi, and Zuccari
352(2)
Ideas
354(1)
Dynamics of Space and Time
354(1)
A Tendency toward the Monumental and the Grandiose
354(1)
Roads to the Baroque
355(3)
PART FOUR COUNTER-REFORMATION, BAROQUE, AND SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY STYLES
358(100)
From Counter-Reformation to Baroque
360(28)
Rome in the Early Seventeenth Century
362(2)
The Transition from Counter-Reformation to Baroque
364(10)
Architecture
364(2)
Painting and Sculpture
366(1)
Religious Dramas in Dark and Light: Caravaggio
367(2)
Heavens Above: Andrea Pozzo
369(1)
Faith and Transformation: Bernini
370(4)
Spain: From Counter-Reformation Art to Baroque
374(3)
The Architecture of Power
374(2)
The Arrival of the Churrigueresque Style
376(1)
Painting
377(5)
Spirituality and Art: El Greco
377(3)
The Painter of Courtly Life: Velazquez
380(2)
Music
382(1)
Conquest of the New World
382(2)
Ideas
384(4)
Militant Mysticism
384(1)
St. Ignatius Loyola and the Jesuits
385(1)
Mysticism and the Arts
386(2)
Aristocratic Baroque Style in France and England
388(26)
France: Absolute Monarchy
389(2)
Architecture
391(3)
The Louvre Palace
391(1)
Life and Politics at the Versailles Palace
391(3)
Sculpture
394(1)
Painting
394(6)
The International Celebrity Artist: Rubens
395(1)
First Painter to the King: Poussin
396(3)
Landscape and Soft Light: Lorrain
399(1)
Music
400(2)
Music and Drama at Court: Moliere and Lully
400(1)
Birth of French Opera
400(1)
The Lyric Tragedy
400(1)
Musical Example 14.1: Alceste
400(2)
England: Limited Monarchy
402(1)
Rebuilding London: Wren and St. Paul's
402(1)
Architecture
403(4)
More Than a Dining Hall: The Banqueting House in Whitehall
403(1)
St. Paul's Cathedral
404(1)
Wren's Plan for a New London
405(2)
Drama and Music
407(3)
Dryden
407(2)
Internationalizing English Opera
409
Musical Example 14.2: Dido and Aeneas
408(1)
Musical Example 14.3: Dido and Aeneas
408(1)
Opera and Oratorio: Handel
408(1)
Musical Example 14.4: Israel in Egypt
409(1)
Ideas
410(4)
Absolutism
410(1)
Academicism
410(1)
Baroque Rationalism
411(3)
Bourgeois Baroque Style
414(20)
Amsterdam in the Seventeenth Century
415(2)
Music and the Other Arts
416(1)
Painting
417(11)
Types of Painting
417(2)
Painter of an Inner Light: Rembrandt
419(5)
Painters of Everyday Experience: Hals, De Hooch, and Ruisdael
424(2)
Photography before Photography: The Paintings of Vermeer
426(2)
Music
428(2)
International Honors: Sweelinck
428(1)
Bach and the Reformation Tradition
428(2)
Ideas
430(4)
Observation
431(1)
Domesticity and the Arts
431(3)
The Enlightenment
434(24)
Rococo
437(7)
Salons of the Eighteenth Century
437(4)
Fetes and Fantasies: Painting and Sculpture
441(3)
Sensibility
444(5)
Painting Bourgeois Reality
445(3)
Sculpture for the Middle Class
448(1)
The Triumph of the Novel
448(1)
Reactions to Enlightenment
449(2)
Storm and Stress
450(1)
The Mozartian Synthesis
451(2)
The Life and Death of Don Juan: Mozart's Don Giovanni
451(1)
Musical Example 16.1: Don Giovanni
452(1)
Chinoiserie
453(1)
Ideas: Eighteenth-Century Rationalism and the Enlightenment
454(4)
PART FIVE REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD
458
Neoclassicism: Style and Reaction
460(20)
The Emergence of Neoclassicism
461(2)
David and Neoclassicism
463(2)
Ancient Roman Subjects in Service of the Revolution
463(2)
David's Portraiture
465(1)
Imperial Classicism
465(1)
Architecture and City Planning
466(5)
Paris: The New Rome
466(1)
A Temple of Glory
467(2)
Arches of Triumph
469(1)
The Return of Academic Art
469(2)
The International Classic Revival
471(1)
Sculptor to the Emperor
471(1)
Past and Present: The Return of Cultural Treasures
471(1)
Music
472(4)
Napoleon as Patron
472(2)
Beethoven: The Heroic Ideal
474(1)
Musical Example 17.1: Symphony No. 3
475(1)
Ideas
476(4)
The Archeological Ideal
476(1)
Faithfulness to Antique Models
476(4)
Romantic Style
480(34)
The Romantic Revolution
482(1)
Past and Present: What Is Genius?
482(8)
Art and Revolution: Liberty Leading the People, 1830
483(2)
Eugene Delacroix and Exoticism
485(1)
Painting the News
486(1)
Romanticism, Classicism, and Heroism: The Sculpture of Francois Rude
487(2)
Spain's Romantic Original: Francisco Goya
489(1)
A Medieval Revival
490(8)
The Gothic Revival in England and the United States
491(2)
The Gothic Revival in Germany and France
493(1)
The Writings of Victor Hugo
494(1)
Romantic Music: Hector Berlioz
495(2)
The Wagnerian Synthesis
497(1)
Musical Example 18.1: Ring of the Nibelung
498(1)
Romantic Individualism and Nationalism
498(3)
Exoticism
501(3)
Orientalism
502(2)
Back to Nature
504(6)
Ideas: Romantic Historicism
510(4)
Realism, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, and Symbolism
514(34)
Realism
515(4)
The Invention of Photography
517(2)
Past and Present: Having a Portrait Made
519(1)
Paris, London, and Beyond
520(9)
Painterly Realism
520(1)
``Show Me an Angel''
520(1)
Realism and Scandal: Manet
521(1)
Realism and Geometry
522(1)
Reaction to Modern Realism: The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood
522(2)
Realism in Literature
524(1)
Sculptural Realism: Rodin
524(2)
Realism in Architecture
526(1)
Renaissance and Iron: Labrouste's Libraries
527(1)
The Great Exhibition of the Works of Industry of All Nations
528(1)
Impressionism
529(8)
Japanese Art in Europe
530(1)
Painter of Air and Mist: Monet
530(3)
Paris as Impressionist Subject: Renoir
533(1)
Manet as an Impressionist
533(2)
An American in Paris: Cassatt
535(1)
Dots of Light and Color: Seurat
536(1)
Art and the City
537(1)
Post-Impressionism
537(3)
Symbolism in the Arts
540(3)
Maeterlinck's Symbolist Drama
542(1)
Debussy's Lyric Drama
542(1)
Ideas
543(5)
The Alliance of Art and Science
543(1)
Continuous Flux
544(1)
Bergson's Theory of Time
545(1)
Bergson and the Arts
545(3)
Twentieth-Century Modernism, Part I: Art Prior to World War I
548(24)
Expressionism
551(9)
The Influence of African Art on Western Primitivism
551(2)
The Arts and the World beyond the West
553(2)
The Jazz Age
555(1)
Musical Example 20.1: Rite of Spring
556(1)
French and German Expressionism
557(1)
The Wild Beasts
557(1)
Expressionism in Germany
558(1)
Musical Counterparts to Expressionism
559(1)
Musical Example 20.2: Pierrot Lunaire
560(1)
Abstraction
560(12)
The Origins of Cubism
560(4)
Music Upside Down
564(1)
Musical Example 20.3: Suite for Piano
565(1)
Art and the Future
566(1)
The City and the Machine
566(6)
Twentieth-Century Modernism, Part II: Art between the World Wars
572(26)
Dada and Photomontage
575(1)
Art and Revolution
576(2)
Surrealism
578(3)
Literature and Music
581(1)
The Neoclassical Interlude
582(3)
Neoclassicism in the Visual Arts
583(1)
Literary Neoclassicism
584(1)
Social Realism and Documentary
585(5)
Photography and Filmmaking
586(2)
The Harlem Renaissance
588(1)
Antiwar Art: Picasso's Guernica
588(2)
Architecture
590(5)
Organic Architecture in the United States
590(2)
Art Deco Style
592(2)
The International Style
594(1)
Ideas: Relativism
595(3)
Relativism and the Arts
596(2)
Midtwentieth-Century Styles
598(34)
Modernism in the United States
600(10)
Destination USA
600(1)
Art and Social Change
600(1)
The New York School
601(5)
Abstraction and Sculpture: Smith
606(1)
The Museum and American Art
607(1)
Women and Abstract Expressionism
607(1)
The Beat Generation
608(2)
Art and Life
610(1)
Music and Dance in the 1950s and Early 1960s
610(3)
Happenings, Environments, and Performances
612(1)
Pop Art and Its Influences
613(10)
Minimalism and after: Op Art, Conceptualism, and Earth Art
616(5)
The Art of Others: Antiracism and Feminism
621(1)
More Modern Musical Developments
622(1)
Modern Architectural Developments
623(6)
Function and Beauty
626(1)
Funky Functionalism
627(2)
Ideas: Existentialism
629(3)
Into a New Millennium
632
The Return of Realism and Expressionism
633(6)
Criticizing Modern Media
639(3)
New Art Media
642(2)
Architecture
644(1)
Past and Present: The Threat and Promise of Computers
644(5)
Deconstructivist Architecture
647(2)
Music
649(2)
The Aftermath of War and Concern for Humanity
649(1)
Pop Go the Classics
650(1)
Mixing Media
650(1)
Music as International Communication
651(1)
Ideas
651
Post-Modernism
651(1)
The Passing of Post-Modernism
652(1)
Globalism
652(2)
Art and Ideas in the New Millennium
654
Glossary 1(1)
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