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Titel och upphov The ruins of the most beautiful monuments of Greece
Uniform titel Les ruines des plus beaux monuments de la Grèce. . Engelska
Utgivning, distribution etc. Getty Research Institute , Los Angeles ; 2004 : cop. 2004.
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Anmärkning: Bibliografi etc. Includes bibliographical references and index.
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ISBN 0-89236-669-9 (pbk.) 0-89236-669-9 978-0-89236-669-9
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Julien-David Le Roy's Les ruines des plus beaux monuments de la Grece, initially issued in 1758, first revealed to European eyes the wonders of Greek classical architecture. Overnight, Greece became the rage, much to the chagrin of Giovanni Battista Piranesi and other defenders of the genius of Rome. The impact of the volume's splendid engravings of Athens's ancient ruins on contemporary aesthetics was heightened, particularly in the much-expanded edition of 1770, by its two highly provocative theoretical essays. In one, Le Roy set forth a compelling linear history of the conceptual forms of architecture that began in Egypt, moved to Greece, then Rome, and finally modern Europe. In the other, seeking to express the experience of architectural form and its effects, Le Roy gave new voice to feeling. Here the second edition of Les ruines is published in English for the first time, framed by Robin Middleton's sweeping exposition of both the intellectual milieu out of which Le Roy's work emerged and the controversies it generated.
Foreword p. ix Acknowledgments p. xi Introduction p. 1 Which Contains the Ruins of Those Monuments Erected by the Athenians before the End of the Age of Pericles; with an Essay on the History of Architecture, and a Dissertation on the Length of the Greek Foot Preface p. 205 Essay on the History of Architecture p. 209 The Ruins of the Monuments Erected by the Athenians before the End of the Age of Pericles, Historically Considered p. 236 The Ruins of the Monuments Erected by the Athenians before the End of the Age of Pericles and Alexander, Architecturally Considered p. 309 Which Contains the Ruins of the Monuments Erected by the Athenians after the End of the Age of Pericles and the Antiquities of Corinth and Sparta; with an Essay on the Theory of Architecture, and a Dissertation on the Length of the Course at Olympia Essay on the Theory of Architecture p. 367 The Ruins of the Monuments Erected by the Athenians after the End of the Age of Pericles, Historically Considered; with the Antiquities of Corinth and Sparta p. 387 The Ruins of the Monuments Erected by the Athenians after the End of the Age of Pericles, Architecturally Considered; with a Description of Two Temples, One at Pola, the Other at Corinth p. 473 Works by Le Roy p. 501 Works Cited by Le Roy p. 507 Prospectus p. 518 Comparison of Editions p. 522 Illustration Credits p. 530 Index p. 532