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After the history of history it is now the turn of the history of culture to be rewritten by the scholars of the group who call themselves Chronotron. The three unconventional authors attack what they hold to be common historical misconceptions. This book, written by one of them, is about the parallels in the history of world culture. It shows that the images and portraits of one epoch and civilization actually belong another. Analysis of stylistic parallels in art and culture of Antiquity and the Middle Ages, made by the author, allowed him to come to an unusual conclusions. One of them, for example, is that the statues of Roman rulers, from Julius Caesar to Antoninus Pius, are, in fact, portraits of Byzantine emperors of Paleolog and Cantancuzenus dynasties. Some of offered hypotheses are related to the history of Old Rus. About 500 illustrations. Bibliography (146 titles).

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Другая история искусства, Aleksandr Zhabinskii

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Erscheinungsdatum
2001
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Titel
Другая история искусства
Sprache
Russisch
Verlag
Veche
Erscheinungsdatum
2001
Einband
Hardcover
ISBN10
5783808407
ISBN13
9785783808401
Reihe
Schlagwörter
Beschreibung
After the history of history it is now the turn of the history of culture to be rewritten by the scholars of the group who call themselves Chronotron. The three unconventional authors attack what they hold to be common historical misconceptions. This book, written by one of them, is about the parallels in the history of world culture. It shows that the images and portraits of one epoch and civilization actually belong another. Analysis of stylistic parallels in art and culture of Antiquity and the Middle Ages, made by the author, allowed him to come to an unusual conclusions. One of them, for example, is that the statues of Roman rulers, from Julius Caesar to Antoninus Pius, are, in fact, portraits of Byzantine emperors of Paleolog and Cantancuzenus dynasties. Some of offered hypotheses are related to the history of Old Rus. About 500 illustrations. Bibliography (146 titles).