Books by David Landau
“Parshall and Laundau are very much print people, eminent print scholars. From the books you’ve chosen, this one synthesises so much information, telling us a story which had really never been told in one big sweep. It’s a kind of monumental survey of Renaissance prints.” Read more...
The best books on Northern Renaissance
Christopher S. Wood, Art Historians, Critics & Curator
Interviews where books by David Landau were recommended
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The Limewood Sculptors of Renaissance Germany
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The Renaissance Print, 1470-1550
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The Art of Arts
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Bosch and Bruegel: From Enemy Painting to Everyday Life
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Into the White: The Renaissance Arctic and the End of the Image
by Christopher P. Heuer
The best books on Northern Renaissance, recommended by Christopher S. Wood
The best books on Northern Renaissance, recommended by Christopher S. Wood
The Renaissance had quite distinct manifestations in Northern Europe and Italy: if the Southern Renaissance was all about abundance and positivity, the dominant theme of the Northern Renaissance was negativity, says New York University Professor Christopher S. Wood. He recommends what to read to learn more about the Northern Renaissance, from Bosch’s fantasy bestiary of the demonic and the grotesque, to Bruegel’s comic and badly proportioned peasants.
