On art and artists an anthology of Diderot's aesthetic thought

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1. Verfasser: Diderot, Denis 1713-1784 (VerfasserIn)
Weitere Verfasser: Seznec, Jean 1905-1983 (HerausgeberIn), Glaus, Martin A. (ÜbersetzerIn)
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adam_text IMAGE 1 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION . DEFINITIONS.. 13 BEAUTY............................................................................................................... 13 BEAUTY IS THE PERCEPTION OF RELATIONS 13 BEAUTY IN NATURE AND ART 14 GOD AND THE ARTIST 15 BEAUTIFUL NATURE AND THE IDEAL MODEL.......................................................... 16 FALSE ART................................................ 20 ART AND PANTOMIME 21 THE SUBLIME 22 STYLE.............................................................................................................. 23 GENIUS AND INSPIRATION 25 WHAT IS GENIUS? 25 A COMPOSED GENIUS 26 INEQUALITIES OF INSPIRATION 27 THE DRAWING AND THE FINISHED WORK 28 VIEWS ON SCULPTURE 28 DIFFICULTIES OF SCULPTURE 28 ITS LIMITS AND ITS MERITS 29 THE SCULPTOR S TEMPERAMENT 31 VIEWS ON ARCHITECTURE....................................................................................... 31 ARCHITECTURE, MOTHER OF THE ARTS 31 ARCHITECTURE AND LOCATION............................................................................ 33 ARCHITECTURE AND ITS DESTINATION................................................................... 33 THE CONDITION OF ART 37 EMULATION AND THE VIRTUE OF PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS 37 ONE SHOULD INSTITUTE A CONTEST 37 ON A SAME THEME FOR ARTISTS....................................................................... 37 V IMAGE 2 VI CONTENTS LUXURY............................................................................................................... 38 SANE WEALTH, WHICH COMES FROM AGRICULTURE, IS THE ONLY ONE WHICH IS USEFUL TO THE FINE-ARTS; THE SPENDTHRIFT BUYER DEGRADES THEM 38 THE COLLECTORS.................. 41 THEY REDUCE THE ARTIST TO SLAVERY 41 THEY KEEP FOR THEMSELVES WORKS THAT SHOULD BE DISPLAYED FOR PUBLIC ENJOYMENT AND EDUCATION AND TO INSPIRE COMPETITION 41 THEY DISPISE TASTE BY PREFERING MINOR SCENES AND BELITTLING THE GREAT ONES............................................................................ 42 CLIMATE AND COSTUME........................................................................................ 43 THE ACADEMIC MODEL................................................................................... 43 THE POSITIVE PHILOSOPHICAL INTEILECT.................................................................. 45 THE RUIN OF THE STATE 47 CRITICISM........................................................................................................... 49 CAN A LITERARY PERSON BE AN ART CRITIC? 49 HIS IGNORANCE OF THE VOCATION APPEARS TO PROHIBIT HIRN 49 HOW DIDEROT TAUGHT HIRNSELF, DUE TO HIS FUNCTION AS A SALONNIER 50 CONTAINED WITHIN THE IDEAL PART OF ART, CAN THE LITERARY PERSON BE THE BETTER JUDGE THAN THE ARTIST HIMSELF..................................... 50 THE ARTIST RECOGNIZES IMPLICITLY THE SUPERIORITY OF THE WRITER ON THIS POINT........................................................................... 52 THE IDEA AND THE WAY TO DO H. DIDEROT PURVEYOR OF SUBJECTS 53 PRIORITY OF THE IDEA 53 DIDEROT THINKS AS A PAINTER 53 HE ALSO KNOWS TO CONCEIVE AS A SCULPTOR................................................... 54 HE CAN IMPROVE THE ARTIST S CONCEPT AS WEIL AS GUIDE HIRN 56 QUALITIES OF A CRITIC 57 IMAGINATION AND MEMORY 57 SENSIBILITY........................................................................................... 58 THE PLEASURE TO PRAISE 58 INDULGENCE... 59 FRANKNESS AND CHARITY 59 OPINION AND POSTERITY 60 HISTORY 63 THE GREAT STYLE 63 THE SWORD OR BELLONE PRESENTING HIS HORSES REINS TO MARS 66 PAGANISM AND CHRISTIANITY 67 CHRISTIAN CHARACTERS ARE LACKING AND SPITEFUL; HOWEVER THE GREAT MASTERS ENNOBLE THEM BY BORROWING FROM ANCIENT CHARACTERS............................................. 69 TWO SUMMITS OF RELIGIOUS PAINTING OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY 70 IMAGE 3 CONTENTS VII MODERN HISTORY 74 WHY PAINTERS ARE NOT AMENABLE TO MODERN HISTORY 74 DIDEROT PROPOSES A SUBJECT IN MODERN HISTORY............................................ 76 ALLEGORY 76 THE TRIUMPH OF JUSTICE 77 THE PROCESS OF DESCRIPTION 78 COMPARISON 78 DIALOGUE 79 THE DREAM 81 THE COUNTRYSIDE. 85 THE QUALITIES OF A LANDSCAPE ARTIST.................................................................. 85 THE COMPLETE LANDSCAPIST 85 THE INTELLIGENCE OF LIGHT 86 A MORNING AFTER THE RAIN................................................................................. 87 PRELUDE TO A STORM AT SUNSET 87 ARTIFICIAL NATURE: BOUCHER .. 88 THE SHEPHERDS OF THE OPERA-COMIQUE......................................................... 88 ANOTHER PASTORAL SETTING 89 SAME GRANDEUR, SAME FORM AND SAME MERIT AS THE PRECEEDING ONE 89 IN BOUCHER S DEFENSE... 89 NATURE AND HISTORY 91 PRAISE FOR VERNET. 91 HOW POUSSIN RAISES ALANDSCAPE TO THE DIGNITY OF HISTORY............................. 92 THE PICTURESQUE: LOUTHERBOURG... 93 BATTLES, RUINS AND SHIPWRECKS.......................................................................... 94 THE PAINTER OF BATTLES MUST BE A POET AND DRAMATIST.................................. 94 THE POETRY OF RUINS....................................................................................... 95 MORAL ASSOCIATIONS................. 95 ROMANTIC SHIPWRECKS 97 THE PORTRAIT 101 THE STATE AND APPEARANCE 101 LA TOUR S IDEAS 101 THE USUAL EXPRESSION 102 CONCERNING ONES OWN PORTRAIT......................................................................... 104 PORTRAITS AND MODELS 105 THE PORTRAIT AND HISTORY.................................................................................... 105 THE DOWNFALL OF THE PORTRAIT 107 THE TYPE .. 109 TRUE SUBJECTS.. 109 THE RUSSIAN BAPTISM III FEIGNED AND TRUE MORAL PAINTING 112 BAUDOIN . 112 IMAGE 4 VIII CONTENTS GREUZE .. 114 THE TYPE AND HISTORY 117 ANECDOTAL NECESSITY 117 THE RESPECTIVE MERITS OF THE HISTORICAL PAINTER AND THE SCENE PAINTER; THEIR DIFFERENCES ARE THOSE BETWEEN POETRY AND PROSE..................... 118 STILL LIFE 121 CHARDIN.............................................................................................................. 121 IDEAL AND TECHNIQUE 123 DIDEROT IN THE PAINTER S SPACE 125 THE AVERTED LOOK: DIDEROT AND THE BOUNDARIES OF REPRESENTATION........... 151 COMPOSITION ACCORDING TO DIDEROT................................................................ 163 THE AMBIGUTIES OF DEFINITION CONCERNING COMPOSITION WITHIN THE ENCYCLOPEDIE 165 PLANNING AS GUARANTEE TO COMPREHENSION 168 PLANNING AS VALUE-ADDED INTEREST TO A PAINTING 170 COMPOSITION AS UNIFIER 173 COMPOSITION AS DETERMINANT OF THE ARTIST S MUST 178 AN ENLIGHTENED AESTHETIC 182 AS CONCLUSION................................................................................................... 184 ERRATUM 191
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