Laws of Fésole. a Familiar Treatise on the Elementary Principles and Practice of Drawing and Painting. As Determined by the Tuscan Masters. Arranged for the Use of Schools

Description:

Today, with the aging of Post-Modernism, artists and academics are reappraising the aesthetics of Modernism. Long out-of-print, The Laws of Fesole looks at painting at the very beginnings of the Modern movement. In it Ruskin offers criticism, appreciation, and instruction for artists. This edition includes forty-two black-and-white illustrations, a biographical note about Ruskin, and a new introduction by Bill Beckley.

subjects: Study and teaching,  Drawing,  Painting,  Art,  Influence,  Italian Painting,  Christianity,  Italian Art,  Political aspects of Art,  Political aspects,  Juvenile literature,  Italian Drawing,  Ruskin, john, 1819-1900,  Painting, study and teaching,  Drawing, study and teaching,  History

People: John Ruskin (1819-1900)

Places: Italy,  Tuscany,  Venice,  Venice (Italy)