戈雅 Goya
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作者： Janis Tomlinson 著
出 版 社： Oversea Publishing House
出版时间： 1999-4-1字数：版次： 1页数： 320印刷时间： 1999/04/01开本： 8开印次： 1纸张： 铜版纸I S B N ： 9780714838441包装： 平装内容简介
This paperback edition of the award-winning study of the life and work of Goya is filled with the same fine reproductions as the original 1994 hardcover. Goya was one of Spain's greatest and most controversial painters, famous for incisive portraits and the "black" paintings of his later years. Scholars have often attributed Goya's progression from producing light-hearted court paintings to creating somber images of the Napoleonic wars to the artist's serious illness of 1792, which left him deaf. Writer Janis Tomlinson's aim here is to show a continuity in his work before and after the illness. She sees in Goya's vast output--at least 1,800 works--a vital drive to explore and exploit his personal creativity, which was strengthened by the deafness that cut him off from all but visual communication with the world. With detail supported by formidable research, Tomlinson presents Goya's life chronologically, analyzing his work from icons like the Naked Maya to his Los Caprichos series of etchings with their biting social satire and supernatural imaginings of a world turned upside down. The demonic intensity of Saturn Devouring His Son and Witches Sabbath, painted on the walls of his "Country House of a Deaf Man" at the end of his life, suggest to some the work of an embittered madman. Rather, these disturbing paintings reflect Goya's profound empathy for the victims of a predatory and unjust society--empathy that a modern audience readily shares.
目录
Preface and Acknowledgements
Chapter Ⅰ The Beginnings in Saragossa
Chapter Ⅱ Goya in Madrid
Chapter Ⅲ New Patrons, New Projects
Chapter Ⅳ Between Commission and Caprice
Chapter Ⅴ Los Caprichos
Chapter Ⅵ Painting in the Spotlight
Chapter Ⅶ Imagery of Atrocity
Chapter Ⅷ The Artist in his Studio
Chapter Ⅸ The Quinta del sordo
Chapter Ⅹ The Bordeaux Years
Chapter Ⅺ Goya after Goya
Appendices
Notes
Selected Bibliography
Index
Photographic Acknowledgements
