Architecture Et Théorie. L’héritage De La Renaissance 2012
DOI: 10.4000/books.inha.3396
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Abstract: Ce colloque s'insère dans un ensemble de manifestations consacrées à la théorie de l'art : une table ronde introductive en avril 2009 sur la problématique organisée à Paris par Milovan Stanic (université Paris IV) au Centre allemand d'histoire de l'art à Paris, et un colloque sur la théorie des arts figuratifs à Saint-Pétersbourg (direction Milovan Stanic) en 2010. Il est exclusivement dévolu à l'architecture de la Renaissance à nos jours, dans le prolongement du programme de recherche Architectura du CESR, do… Show more

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“…Classical architecture took on many variants in the early modern period, a point emphasized by Christy Anderson in her 2013 survey of Renaissance architecture in Europe that pushes against the paradigm of Central Italy. 21 One variant of classicism in the Spanish world not treated by Anderson is the estilo austriaco, or Habsburg style, invented by Philip II and his architects in the 1560s for projects in and around Madrid. 22 The style employed local building traditions, which favored corner towers and large portals.…”
Section: Spanish Habsburg Classicismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Classical architecture took on many variants in the early modern period, a point emphasized by Christy Anderson in her 2013 survey of Renaissance architecture in Europe that pushes against the paradigm of Central Italy. 21 One variant of classicism in the Spanish world not treated by Anderson is the estilo austriaco, or Habsburg style, invented by Philip II and his architects in the 1560s for projects in and around Madrid. 22 The style employed local building traditions, which favored corner towers and large portals.…”
Section: Spanish Habsburg Classicismmentioning
confidence: 99%