Life, Letters, and Poetry (Oxford World's Classics)

Life, Letters, and Poetry (Oxford World's Classics)

by PeterPorter (Translator), Michelangelo (Author), George Bull (Translator)

Synopsis

The poems have been rendered into vigorous contemporary English. A selection of Michelangelo's letters, many of them to important contemporaries such as Vasari and Duke Cosimo, is accompanied by the 'Life' of the great artist written by his pupil Ascanio Condivi.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 208
Edition: New edition
Publisher: Oxford Paperbacks
Published: 07 Jan 1999

ISBN 10: 0192837702
ISBN 13: 9780192837707

Media Reviews
Very useful. --A. Bonodeo, University of California, Santa Barbara
A fine collection, well translated. The notes will e very helpful to students, without seeming condescending. Although a small volume, the material is rich and shall indeed provide much for thought, debate and analytical reflection. It is 'artistic literature' to be sure. And commensurate with
student budgets. --Paul S. Burdett, Jr., Montclair State College


Very useful. --A. Bonodeo, University of California, Santa Barbara
A fine collection, well translated. The notes will e very helpful to students, without seeming condescending. Although a small volume, the material is rich and shall indeed provide much for thought, debate and analytical reflection. It is 'artistic literature' to be sure. And commensurate with
student budgets. --Paul S. Burdett, Jr., Montclair State College

Very useful. --A. Bonodeo, University of California, Santa Barbara
A fine collection, well translated. The notes will e very helpful to students, without seeming condescending. Although a small volume, the material is rich and shall indeed provide much for thought, debate and analytical reflection. It is 'artistic literature' to be sure. And commensurate with student budgets. --Paul S. Burdett, Jr., Montclair State College


Very useful. --A. Bonodeo, University of California, Santa Barbara


A fine collection, well translated. The notes will e very helpful to students, without seeming condescending. Although a small volume, the material is rich and shall indeed provide much for thought, debate and analytical reflection. It is 'artistic literature' to be sure. And commensurate with student budgets. --Paul S. Burdett, Jr., Montclair State College