Titian: And the End of the Venetian Renaissance
Category: Books,Arts & Photography,History & Criticism
Titian: And the End of the Venetian Renaissance Details
Review “Nichols’s book offers the kind of free-flowing and deeply intelligent analysis of a painter’s career that can only be produced after long study and intimate familiarity with his subject. It is beautifully written and generously illustrated, and you feel both Nichols’s and Titian’s minds working at every turn.” (Renaissance and Reformation Studies)“Provocative. . . . nicely illustrated and well-produced. . . . It offers a challenging alternative view of one of the most important artists of the Italian Renaissance. Recommended.” (Choice)"Offers the kind of free-flowing and deeply intelligent analysis of a painter's career that can only be produced after long study and intimate familiarity with his subject. . . . Beautifully written and generously illustrated, and you feel both Nichols's and Titian's minds working at every turn." (Renaissance and Reformation) Read more About the Author Tom Nichols is a reader in the history of art the University of Glasgow, Scotland, and the author of Tintoretto: Tradition and Identity, also published by Reaktion Books. Read more
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Reviews
I am a novice student of Renaissance art , but I did enjoy this book.I did feel the author was somewhat verbose and some of his contentions hard to grasp,but overall I thought the book was worth the money.The text was hardgoing but I got a feel for Titianand his amazing talent.
