Laurence Sterne and the Visual ImaginationAshgate Publishing, Ltd., 2006 - 251 páginas Laurence Sterne's works have inspired at least thirteen hundred different depictions in books, prints and other media by over 140 artists. This study samples this extensive corpus through the examination of three series of visual representations of his work. |
Contenido
Text Imagination Picture | 45 |
Eight Ways of Looking at Trim Reading the Sermon 18831995 | 67 |
Sentimentalism in Contemporary | 97 |
Maria as Sentimental Emblem 17731888 | 135 |
Conclusion | 175 |
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