The Melencolia Manifesto.
Few artworks have been the subject of more extensive modern interpretation than Melencolia I by renowned artist, mathematician, and scientist Albrecht Dürer (1514). And yet, did each of these art experts and historians miss a secret manifesto that Dürer included within the engraving? This is the fir...
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San Rafael [California] (40 Oak Drive, San Rafael, CA, 94903, USA) :
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505 | 0 | |a Intro -- Author biography -- David Ritz Finkelstein (July 19, 1929-January 24, 2016) -- Foreword -- Editor& -- #x02019 -- s note -- An earlier version of this book was published in 2004 as a paper in The Saint Ann's Review. -- 1. Origins -- 2. Background -- 3. Gateways -- 3.1 Ghosts -- 3.2 Anagram -- 3.3 Subliminal faces -- 3.4 The Triumphal Arch -- 3.5 Mystery -- 3.6 The demon -- 3.7 The octahedron -- 3.8 The angel -- 3.9 The compasses -- 3.10 The Arab -- 3.11 The millstone -- 3.12 The dog -- 3.13 The wave -- 3.14 Destroying angels -- 3.15 The ladder -- 3.16 The house -- 3.17 The magic square -- 3.18 The door -- 3.19 The boy -- 3.20 The scales -- 3.21 The globe -- 3.22 The moonbow -- 3.23 The comet -- 3.24 The hexagram -- 3.25 The bell-ringer -- 3.26 Melancholy -- 3.27 -- 3.28 Serpents -- 3.29 The three gnomons -- 4. Summation -- 5. Disclosure -- Acknowledgments -- Bibliography -- Further reading. | |
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520 | 3 | |a Few artworks have been the subject of more extensive modern interpretation than Melencolia I by renowned artist, mathematician, and scientist Albrecht Dürer (1514). And yet, did each of these art experts and historians miss a secret manifesto that Dürer included within the engraving? This is the first work to decrypt secrets within Melencolia I based not on guesswork, but Dürer's own writings, other subliminal artists that inspired him (i.e., Leonardo da Vinci), the Jewish and Christian Bibles, and books that inspired Dürer (De Occulta Philosophia and the Hieorglyphica). To read the covert message of Melencolia I is to understand that Dürer was a humanist in his interests in mathematics, science, poetry, and antiquity. This book recognizes his unparalleled power with the burin, his mathematical skill in perspective, his dedication to precise language, and his acute observation of nature. Melencolia I may also be one of the most controversial (and at the time most criminal) pieces of art as it hid Dürer's disdain for the hierarchy of the Catholic Church, the Kaiser, and the Holy Roman Empire from the general public for centuries. This book closely ties the origins of philosophy (science) and the work of a Renaissance master together, and will be of interest for anyone who loves scientific history, art interpretation, and secret manifestos. | |
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