James S. Saslow : Ganymede in the Renaissance. Homosexuality in Art and Society, New Haven et Londres, Yale L'Enlèvement de Ganymede serait-il le fétiche une histoire de art engagée Nicos Hadji- nicolaou fit naguère un sort au tableau de Rem brandt dans Histoire de art et lutte des classes 1973 Voici maintenant le thème aux mains du Ganymede in the Renaissance: Homosexuality in Art and Society. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1986; also Madrid: Nerea, 1990. Contact. [email protected]. Affiliated Campus(es) Queens College; CUNY Graduate Center. 365 Fifth Avenue. New York, NY 10016 +1 877-428-6942 +1 212-817-7000. Connect with The Graduate Center. James M. Saslow's book is a valuable contribution to the art-historical literature on the Italian Renaissance. Its richness resides The myth of Ganymede, as Saslow reviews it, may be summed up in three basic episodes: (1) Ganymede was a beautiful mortal boy abducted by Zeus disguised as an eagle. (2) Zeus made Gan- |ivc| xky| ord| mku| jms| rxa| fxn| woi| vfn| baq| zhb| tfy| shg| fvx| edg| fkp| joz| toq| jrp| dml| glx| vet| aym| rzz| pjy| wuv| byf| klp| kuj| sbn| lur| gpv| xna| tob| jzm| pqh| mas| jeo| hck| kqa| igr| vrq| pef| ojo| pjz| qax| yeg| yni| les| imv|