Examining cultural production during the reign of Louis XIV, Crowning Glories brings together the role of the arts in the monarchy's propaganda wars, the significance of Netherlandish realism in France, and the rise of empiricism in the early modern period.
Examining cultural production during the reign of Louis XIV, Crowning Glories brings together the role of the arts in the monarchy's propaganda wars, the significance of Netherlandish realism in France, and the rise of empiricism in the early modern period.
Harriet Stone is Professor of French and Comparative Literature at Washington University in St. Louis.
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Acknowledgments List of Images Introduction: Hiding in Plain Sight Part I: Divergent Patterns 1. Two Models in Context: Northern Realist Art in France 2. France at the Intersection: Configuring the French Response to Northern Realism Part II: Transformations 3. Fractured Spaces: Staging the King’s Portrait 4. In Death as in Life Part III: Patterns of Change 5. The Great Reveal 6. Legacies Coda: Trompe l’oeil Illusions and the Thoughts They Inspire Notes Works Cited
Acknowledgments List of Images Introduction: Hiding in Plain Sight Part I: Divergent Patterns 1. Two Models in Context: Northern Realist Art in France 2. France at the Intersection: Configuring the French Response to Northern Realism Part II: Transformations 3. Fractured Spaces: Staging the King’s Portrait 4. In Death as in Life Part III: Patterns of Change 5. The Great Reveal 6. Legacies Coda: Trompe l’oeil Illusions and the Thoughts They Inspire Notes Works Cited
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