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Hermeneutik des Gesichts : das Bildnis im Blick aktueller Forschung

by Uwe Fleckner

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"This volume is dedicated to the genre of portrait across various media and its entire thematic range, from the middle-ages up to our time. Case studies by international authors examine a broad range of issues: from the exploration of the individual in the portrait, to the political function of the genre; from the stylization of the individual to mask, role, and type; and to the artists' strategies of presentation in the self-portrait."--… (more)
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"This volume is dedicated to the genre of portrait across various media and its entire thematic range, from the middle-ages up to our time. Case studies by international authors examine a broad range of issues: from the exploration of the individual in the portrait, to the political function of the genre; from the stylization of the individual to mask, role, and type; and to the artists' strategies of presentation in the self-portrait."--

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