The Invention of Flow: Botticelli Beyond Form
CATALOGUE RAISONNÉ — VOLUME I
Description
Published by Goupil & Cie Editions as part of the Collection Les Métamorphoses de l’Art, THE INVENTION OF FLOW: Botticelli Beyond Form explores the artistic vision of Sandro Botticelli, one of the most influential figures of the Italian Renaissance, and the enduring significance of his contribution to the history of Western art.
Beyond the boundaries of conventional representation, the volume examines Botticelli’s singular approach to line, movement, rhythm and the human figure. It considers how, through the fluidity of contour, the refinement of gesture and the expressive treatment of form, the artist developed a distinctive visual language in which grace and dynamism became fundamental principles of artistic expression.
Conceived as the first volume of a catalogue raisonné, this publication offers an in-depth exploration of Botticelli’s artistic universe, revealing the relationship between formal invention, poetic expression and the evolution of the Renaissance ideal.
Book Details
Collection Les Métamorphoses de l’Art
Catalogue raisonné — Volume I
English | French | Italian (trilingual version)
21 cm × 29.7 cm
8 × 11 inches
Hardcover
Published by Goupil & Cie Editions
Printed in Germany