Science and the Arts in the Renaissance

Science and the Arts in the Renaissance
By:John William Shirley,F. David Hoeniger
Published on 1985 by Folger Books

Oriented around the fundamental question of the nature of the Renaissance search for truth and certainty, the essays examine the development of scientific illustration, Paracelsian views of science and art, the role of the artist in Renaissance science, the impact of acoustical theory on music, and other topics. Illustrated.

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