Symbolist Art Theories: A Critical Anthology, edited by Henri Dorra, presents an essential collection of writings that delve into the philosophical and aesthetic underpinnings of the Symbolist movement. This anthology brings together seminal texts by key theorists and artists, illuminating the movement’s emphasis on mysticism, spirituality, and the evocation of inner realities beyond mere visual representation. Dorra’s careful curation highlights the intricate dialogues between poetry, art, and symbolism, offering readers a sophisticated exploration of how Symbolism reshaped artistic expression at the fin de siècle. A vital resource for scholars and enthusiasts alike, this volume situates Symbolist art within its broader cultural and intellectual contexts, making it indispensable for a deeper understanding of late 19th-century modernism.
Symbolist Art Theories: A Critical Anthology, edited by Henri Dorra, presents an essential collection of writings that delve into the philosophical and aesthetic underpinnings of the Symbolist movement. This anthology brings together seminal texts by key theorists and artists, illuminating the movement’s emphasis on mysticism, spirituality, and the evocation of inner realities beyond mere visual representation. Dorra’s careful curation highlights the intricate dialogues between poetry, art, and symbolism, offering readers a sophisticated exploration of how Symbolism reshaped artistic expression at the fin de siècle. A vital resource for scholars and enthusiasts alike, this volume situates Symbolist art within its broader cultural and intellectual contexts, making it indispensable for a deeper understanding of late 19th-century modernism.
University of California Press 1994 softcover first edition. Copy is in fine/very good condition, most minor of shelf wear otherwise as new
