Peter Murray: Italian Renaissance architecture

The Renaissance entry documents, often called'renaires,' with expertise and popularity, are called 'Redleies', we recall the names of so-called ‘Binglemen ’ artists who created the best of the first Renaissances, such as Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and Rafael, and their paintings like Quanmolisad, Swandavid, and Wandaby Shang, the Augerian School of Athens. But in the sculptured art of the Renaissance, it is not only a masterpiece and sculpture but also an architecture as a 'cultural symbol and art'. And with historical civilization in mind, often perceived as the achievements of existing architecture, the ideals of Renaissance architecture are not to be mentioned. But in our country, the Renaissance architecture seems to be relatively low on maps compared to the Renaissance paintings and sculptures. The Italian Renaissance architecture of Peter Murray, from the Romanesk and Gothic churches of Medieval Toscana, which were the soil of the Renaissance, to the Vila, which was made of Manyerismo in the early 17th century, is an entry document that provides religious and secular architecture for the Renaissance. In the meantime, since the openings of Renaissance art and the public library often had less weight than the paintings and sculptures, the publication would be a good opportunity to understand Renaissance architecture in general. The book's detailed comments on the Renaissance architecture and architects, which are left with books on Renaissance art and architecture, are a most outstanding advantage.

Korean title: 이탈리아 르네상스 건축

Korean author: 피터 머레이

Korean publisher: 시공아트

ISBN-13: 9791165798666