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The Social Life Of Painting In Ancient Rome And On The Bay Of Naples Paperback Eleanor Winsor Leach

Name: The Social Life Of Painting In Ancient Rome And On The Bay Of Naples Paperback Eleanor Winsor Leach
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The Social Life Of Painting In Ancient Rome And On The Bay Of Naples Paperback Eleanor Winsor Leach instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 57 MB

Pages: 370

Author: Eleanor Winsor Leach

ISBN: 9781107690462, 1107690463

Language: English

Year: 2011

Edition: Paperback

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The Social Life Of Painting In Ancient Rome And On The Bay Of Naples Paperback Eleanor Winsor Leach by Eleanor Winsor Leach 9781107690462, 1107690463 instant download after payment.

Eleanor Winsor Leach offers a new interpretation of Roman painting as found in domestic spaces of the elite classes of ancient Rome. Leach contends that the painted images reflect the codes of communication embedded in upper class life, such as the theatricality expected of those leading public lives, the self-conscious assimilation of Hellenistic culture among aristocrats, and their ambivalent attitudes towards luxury.