Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects¶
Vasari, G. (1550). Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects.
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- Periodization
- Vasari's (1550) Lives of the Most Excellent Painters illustrates the distinction sharply: Vasari's partition between "Gothic" and "Renaissance" is a narrative construction that selects and weights evidence (Giotto's spatial advances, Brunelleschi's dome), but the periodization itself—the drawing of the boundary and assignment of coherence features to each side—is separable from the narrative of progress or decline imposed on that structure.
This sourceIllustrates the distinction between periodization as segmentation and narrative construction; Vasari's partition of "Gothic" and "Renaissance" separates the analytical act of boundary-drawing from narrative employment.
- Vasari's (1550) Lives of the Most Excellent Painters illustrates the distinction sharply: Vasari's partition between "Gothic" and "Renaissance" is a narrative construction that selects and weights evidence (Giotto's spatial advances, Brunelleschi's dome), but the periodization itself—the drawing of the boundary and assignment of coherence features to each side—is separable from the narrative of progress or decline imposed on that structure.
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