Polyanthea : essays on art and literature in honor of William Sebastian Heckscher / edited by Karl-Ludwig Selig.
1993
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Title
Polyanthea : essays on art and literature in honor of William Sebastian Heckscher / edited by Karl-Ludwig Selig.
Created/published
The Hague : Van der Heijden, 1993.
Description
viii, 96 p., [24] p. of plates : ill. ; 23 cm
Bibliography, etc.
Includes bibliographical references.
Contents
Ex nihilo: Panofsky's habilitation / Horst Bredekamp
"Wer ist von hinten wirklich Schön?" / Karen Michels
Kleine Perzeptionen an der Anatomie des Dr. Tulp von Rembrandt / Martin Warnke
The founding of the Heckscher School in the Netherlands / Pierre Vinken
In search for simplicity, interpreting the Amsterdam Town Hall / Jan Baptist Bedaux
The open door and the heavenly vision / Anna C. Esmeijer
Reticent informants: seventeenth-century portraits and the limits of intelligibility / Eddy de Jongh
Hamlet: from Shakespeare to Schlegel, to Gundolf, to Fried / Ulrich K. Goldsmith
Aperçu: Don Quichote and Sancho Panza visit the Duke and the Duchess (DQ,II/30ff) / Karl-Ludwig Selig
Aperçu: Gracián, El Discreto, xviii; El Criticón, II, crisis iv, "The Museo" / Karl-Ludwig Selig.
"Wer ist von hinten wirklich Schön?" / Karen Michels
Kleine Perzeptionen an der Anatomie des Dr. Tulp von Rembrandt / Martin Warnke
The founding of the Heckscher School in the Netherlands / Pierre Vinken
In search for simplicity, interpreting the Amsterdam Town Hall / Jan Baptist Bedaux
The open door and the heavenly vision / Anna C. Esmeijer
Reticent informants: seventeenth-century portraits and the limits of intelligibility / Eddy de Jongh
Hamlet: from Shakespeare to Schlegel, to Gundolf, to Fried / Ulrich K. Goldsmith
Aperçu: Don Quichote and Sancho Panza visit the Duke and the Duchess (DQ,II/30ff) / Karl-Ludwig Selig
Aperçu: Gracián, El Discreto, xviii; El Criticón, II, crisis iv, "The Museo" / Karl-Ludwig Selig.
Place of creation/publication
Netherlands.
Call number
NX60 .P6