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Art historian and critic Alastair Sooke reveals how the Devil's image was created by artists of the Middle Ages. He explores how, in the centuries between the birth of Christ and the Renaissance, visual interpretations of the Devil evolved, with the embodiment of evil appearing in different guises - tempter, tyrant, and rebellious angel. Alastair shows how artists used their imaginations to give form to Satan, whose description is absent from the Bible.
Exploring some of the most remarkable art in Europe, he tells the stories behind that art and examines the religious texts and thinking which inspired and influenced the artists. The result is a rich and unique picture of how art and religion have combined to define images of good and evil.
Exploring some of the most remarkable art in Europe, he tells the stories behind that art and examines the religious texts and thinking which inspired and influenced the artists. The result is a rich and unique picture of how art and religion have combined to define images of good and evil.
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歪脖树独木
Sooke的大部分片子都有种浮皮潦草蜻蜓点水的即视感,话题从来抓眼球,展开从来有气无力,还必定要抛出个气势磅礴的结束词
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2020年12月27日
安德
Such an OCDed person, Mr Sooke is, that he has to explain things like you know nothing, with an attitude of 'see how clever I am to play with all these words'. Poor interactions with curators etc. Disappointing after all; what a waste of a great topic.
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2020年12月27日
椰汁西米鹿
Sooke is very good at tracing the sociopolitical associations of many paintings but sometime the narrative becomes a little repetitive
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2020年12月27日