Format – Hard Cover
Number of Pages – 176 Pages
Dimensions – Approx. 9 x 12 inches
Book Condition – Pre-Owned
Description – Man and the Renaissance is part of the Landmarks of the World’s Art series. It provides a sumptuously illustrated overview of art from prehistoric to modern times, with a primary focus on the Renaissance period. The author explores the meaning of the Renaissance by examining the society in which it occurred, dealing with 175 years of significant and often violent cultural change. The text covers major artistic landmarks in architecture, sculpture, and painting. The book examines approximately175 years of significant social and artistic change. Martindale aims to illuminate what the Renaissance actually meant to the artists, scholars, and patrons of 15th-century Europe by placing their work within the society in which it was created
Note: Pre-owned Library Books will contain Library code at the back and seal in the inside and back pages. May be slightly faded and worn out on the edges. Colour may vary from monitor to monitor.
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