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Comprising 45 chapters, written especially for this volume by an international team of leading experts, The Routledge Companion to the Philosophies of Painting and Sculpture is the first handbook of its kind. The editors have organized the chapters across eight broader sections: Artforms -- History -- Questions of form, style, and address -- Art and science -- Comparisons among the arts -- Questions of value -- Philosophers of art -- Institutional questions. Individual topics include art and cognitive science, evolutionary origins of art, art and perception, pictorial realism, artistic taste, style, issues of race and gender, art and religion, art and philosophy, and the end of art. The work of selected philosophers is also discussed, including Diderot, Hegel, Ruskin, Gombrich, Goodman, Wollheim, and Danto. With an introduction from the editors and comprehensively indexed, The Routledge Companion to the Philosophies of Painting and Sculpture serves as a point of entry to the subject for a broad range of students as well as an up-to-date reference for scholars in the field.

Art --- Philosophie. --- Aesthetics --- Sculpture --- Painting --- philosophy of art

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L’image vaudrait-elle moins que le concept ? La peinture, si matérielle, serait-elle inférieure à la philosophie, si abstraite ? Un tableau ne servirait-il au mieux qu’à illustrer une thèse ? Et si c’était en fait tout l’inverse ? Si c’était, à l’opposé, le façonnage de l’idée qui constituait la matière du travail pictural ? Et si, au contraire, c’était le tableau, non pas la thèse, qui contribuait le plus directement à modifier notre perception du monde, notre relation au monde ? Décryptant une dizaine d’oeuvres magistrales qui couvrent du début de la Renaissance à la fin du Baroque, Marc de Launay nous entraîne dans une fantastique redécouverte, inattendue et exaltante, du lien intrinsèque entre la vue et la pensée. Et nous montre, de manière lumineuse, pourquoi et comment l’émotion esthétique n’engage pas simplement le goût, elle intervient dans la discussion philosophique. Faisant de Dürer, Rubens, Rembrandt, nos contemporains d’étude et nos compagnons d’éveil, voici un livre de philosophie pour tous intensément jubilatoire. Une leçon sur l’art de regarder.

Painting --- Philosophy --- Themes, motives --- Appreciation --- Esthétique. --- Peinture --- Philosophie et art. --- Thèmes, motifs. --- Philosophie. --- Appréciation. --- Aesthetics of art --- philosophy of art --- anno 1500-1599 --- anno 1600-1699 --- Esthétique --- Philosophie et art --- kunstliteratuur

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Biographie du théoricien et historien d'art allemand Aby Warburg (1866-1929). L'auteure met en lumière le milieu intellectuel dont cette personnalité est issue, sa formation pluridisciplinaire, son vaste champ d'études allant de l'Antiquité romaine à l'art amérindien, son apport à la réflexion esthétique.

Warburg, Aby --- Art -- Philosophie --- Historiens de l'art --- Warburg, Aby Moritz (1866-1929) --- art historians --- Biographies --- Europe --- Vie intellectuelle --- Art --- Philosophie --- Philosophy --- Warburg, Aby, --- Biographies. --- Warburg, Aby Moritz,

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Art and Authenticity explores a range of questions around the ideas of authenticity, originality and replication in art. The authors move far beyond the fundamental question of 'Is it genuine?' to themes and definitions surrounding authenticity as a concept operating across different periods and contexts.The chapters consider empirical aspects of art analysis but also more conceptual and theoretical understandings of authenticity. For example, is there such a thing as authentic presentation and display of artworks? Can the idea of authenticity be applied to subject-matter and style? How do the art market and the art world respond to the perceived authenticity of artworks? This book addresses a wide range of topics within the arts and will appeal to a broad readership, from students and art specialists to art-world enthusiasts. Historically, the idea of scientific verification has arisen as a reaction against the perceived excesses of the connoisseurial tradition, a tradition which has fallen from favour over the last 50 years. The idea of individual 'expert knowledge' rests uneasily in the current climate. However, recent attempts by experts to develop definitive scientific methods for authenticating artworks are also proving to be problematic. Connoisseurship, it will be argued, still has its role to play within these debates. Therefore, through the broad range of artworks and perspectives developed within this volume, the book suggests that although the concept of authenticity is not without validity or usefulness, it nonetheless poses a continually moving target within the frameworks of varied cultural and historical constructs.The authors challenge a narrow interpretation of 'authenticity' as a concept applied to the art world, for the issues surrounding authenticity are rarely black and white.

replicas --- authenticity --- Art --- copies [derivative objects] --- originals [objects] --- Philosophy. --- Expertising. --- Philosophie --- Expertise

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Painting --- Aesthetics of art --- art theory --- Peinture --- Composition (art) --- Philosophie. --- Technique. --- Léonard de Vinci (1452-1519).