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200 00$aJohn Gibson & Antonio Canova. Rezeption, Transfer, Inszenierung
210   $cBöhlau$d2018
215   $a1 online resource (313 Seiten p.)
311 08$a3-205-20296-1 
330   $aThe book is dedicated to the sculptor John Gibson (1790-1866) and his relationship with Antonio Canova (1757-1822). It analyses Gibson's early years in Rome, his role in anlgo-roman artistic exchange and his self-fashioning strategy as "Britain's Phidias". Through the examination of extensive source material the study gives insights into Gibson's life and work and opens new perspectives on the broader field of 19th century sculpture.
517   $aJohn Gibson und Antonio Canova 
610   $a19. Jahrhundert
610   $a19th century
610   $aAntonio Canova
610   $aJohn Gibson
610   $aNeo-Classicism
610   $aNeo-Klassizismus
610   $aSculpture
610   $aSkulptur
700   $aFrasca-Rath$b Anna Sophie$4auth$01324440
906   $aBOOK
912   $a9910284437703321
996   $aJohn Gibson & Antonio Canova. Rezeption, Transfer, Inszenierung$93036165
997   $aUNINA