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Unknown Composer of the East Slavic Baroque Kaplinsky and His Easter Concert
Published 2025-01-01“…Contemporary Musicology, 9(2), 36―70. https://doi.org/10.56620/2587-9731-2025-2-036-070…”
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The Fuente de la Sábana and the baroque stage of the suburban villa El Bosque de Béjar
Published 2018-04-01“…The article documents the Baroque reforms of French inspiration projected in the period 1705-1727 by Juan Manuel Diego Lopez de Zúñiga y Castro, XI attenuated, who began with the construction of the so-called Fuente de la Sábana (ca. 1705) and included a walk with “gazon” bands, a “potager”, large pots with orange trees, a park and a “fondería” (distillery) attended by botanist masters. …”
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Don Fernand de Tolede de Mme d’Aulnoy : un récit de voyage au romanesque baroque
Published 2017-06-01“…After evoking the link between Mme d’Aulnoy’s biography and the Relation du voyage d’Espagne, this article tries to give its right place in literature to Don Fernand de Tolède, identifying the links between a travel narrative, fairy tales, a baroque or precious novel, to reach the conclusion that there is a phenomenon of osmosis between these literary genres and a form of subversive writing.…”
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Baroque et maniérisme : pertinence d’une approche par les arts visuels ? L’itinéraire de Jean Rousset
Published 2006-04-01“…Looking afresh at the method followed by J.Rousset in his pioneering book published in 1954, one realizes that he too had tried – thought unavowedly – to minimize the role of the fine arts in establishing the criteria of the baroque work in literature and drama; with the result that a fully satisfying definition of the baroque style was not reached until 1958, after Rousset had overcome his reluctance to learn first from Bernini’s fountain at the Piazza Navona before turning to literature. …”
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Ancient inspirations in the figural sculpture of Georg Leonhard Weber (1672–1739)
Published 2024-12-01“…The impact of copies cast in bronze or plaster could not match the popularity and reach of prints depicting ancient figures. Initially published as separate works, over time they also appeared in publishing series (e.g., publications by François Perrier, Jan de Bisschop, Joachim Sandrart, or Giovanni Pietro Bellori and Pietro Santi Bartoli). …”
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Tres perfiles de una posteridad
Published 2023-07-01“…In the first place, a new approach to her relationship with Surrealism and with its main antecedent in the 19th century, Isidore Ducasse. …”
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STYLISTIC ORIGINALITY OF SPENSER’S EPITHALAMION AND ITS REFLECTION IN RUSSIAN AND CHINEESE TRANSLATIONS
Published 2017-06-01“…Vinogradov, A.N. Sokolov et al.) was in many respects prefigured in “The Arte of English Poesie” (1589) attributed to G. …”
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Une vie de saint Benoît à la mode toulousaine : Le Dret cami del Cél (1659) de Bernard Grimaud
Published 2018-12-01“…- before 1674), from the monastery of Mas-Grenier, is the author of a life in verse of Saint Benedict, Le Dret cami del Cél, published in Toulouse in 1659. …”
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Оn a Poem by Johann Gottfried Gregory
Published 2017-12-01“…The text of the poem in German was first published by Nikolai Petrovich Likhachev in his book Friendly Aliens in the 18 th century Russia (1898). …”
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ПСИХОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ АСПЕКТЫ ОБРАЗА ТИМАНТА В МУЗЫКАЛЬНОЙ ДРАМЕ «ДЕМОФОНТ» ПЬЕТРО МЕТАСТАЗИО
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Une comedia espagnole du Siècle d’Or : El conde de Sex de Antonio Coello y Ochoa (éd. princeps : 1638)
Published 2009-10-01“…El conde de Sex, a Spanish comedia written in 1633 by Antonio Coello (1611-1652), is the first play devoted to the complex relationship between Elizabeth I and the earl of Essex. …”
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Sur la retraduction de Virgile en Angleterre au XVIIe siècle : les enjeux politiques et esthétiques de l'Enéide de John Ogilby (1654)
Published 2007-09-01“…Far from being merely determined by the linguistic, ideological or aesthetic norms of its times, Ogilby’s 1654 Aeneid can be best understood as a deliberate attempt at reviving the interpretive and aesthetic codes of Baroque Court culture as constructed by the Royalist public to which it was explicitly dedicated.…”
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Ukrainian Social Elite in Pylyp Orlyk’s Lliterary Works
Published 2024-12-01“…On the foundation of the executed analysis, the summary stands thus: the research of the phenomenon of Ukrainian elites within the period from the 17th century to the 18th century took place, the circle of people, representing the Ukrainian elite of that period, who became the object of literary interest from Pylyp Orlyk (they are Ivan Mazepa, Ivan Obydovskyi, Stephan Yavorskyi and Danylo Apostol) took place, and the pattern of usage of various artistic means of various baroque registers, which are beneficial for creating the necessary images, was researched. …”
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Fiodor Dostoïevski traducteur de Balzac : vers la révélation d’un futur talent littéraire
Published 2019-02-01“…The translator gives free rein to his imagination, he challenges the narrative mode of the original novel, while infusing the Russian version of Eugenie Grandet with a new aesthetic ideal encompassing different literary styles including realism, romanticism, tragedy and baroque. …”
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