Living Forms Dr Domenico Ronga

Living Forms Dr Domenico RongaExamines Romantic poets' and essayists' fascination with the human form. Based on years of archival research in various British and American libraries, Living Forms examines the early nineteenth century's fascination with representations of the human form, particularly those from the past, which, having no adequate verbal explanatory text, are vulnerable to having their meanings erased by time. The author explores a variety of such representations and

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