Arts - Enquête sur le St-Sébastien de Mantegna et la Renaissance (v. complète)
Retrouvez la version plus récente de la vidéo sur http://www.canal-educatif.fr/videos/art/2/mantegna/mantegna-le-st-sebastien.html
1) Résumé
Le St-Sébastien de Mantegna, conservé au Louvre, est un chef d'oeuvre de la Renaissance italienne.
Une observation attentive permet de repérer quelques caractéristiques du style Renaissance. Le tableau est construit comme une fenêtre donnant sur une scène réelle, respectant les lois de la perspective et tirant parti de l'étude scientifique de l
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"Fare Thee Wells"
A Goodbye for Samuel Wells, Dean of Duke University Chapel
May 6, 2012
Bulletin: http://bit.ly/FareWells
Program:
0:34 - Greeting and Welcome - Dean Richard Hays, Duke Divinity School
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