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Die Polychromie der etruskischen Plastik

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Authors: Gro��ekath��fer, Julia;

Die Polychromie der etruskischen Plastik

Abstract

Allgemein besch��ftigt sich die Polychromieforschung mit der Frage, wie Farbe unseren Blick auf die Skulptur ver��ndert. Zur Kl��rung nimmt sie aufwendige Analysen auf sich. Spuren der Farbigkeit etruskischer Werke waren immer deutlich sichtbar und wurden in Einzelf��llen beschrieben. Diese Publikation baut auf der Untersuchung und fotografischen Dokumentation von ��ber f��nfundsiebzig exemplarischen etruskischen Objekten auf. So erm��glicht sie schon dadurch einen ersten ��berblick ��ber die ��sthetischen und narrativen Funktionen der Farbfassung etruskischer Skulptur. Auswertenden Kapiteln des eigenen Materials folgen Beschreibungen objekt- und zeit��bergreifender Zusammenh��nge. Ein Vergleich mit der Polychromie griechischer Skulptur schlie��t den Textteil ab. Der Einzelbeschreibung dient ein begleitender Katalogteil, eine tabellarische ��bersicht soll Basis daf��r sein, die maltechnischen Charakteristika eines etruskischen Objekts in seiner Abh��ngigkeit von Form und Zeitstellung zu pr��zisieren.

Polychromy research generally deals with the question of how colour changes our perception of a sculpture. For this it takes some intensive analysis. Traces of colour in Etruscan works have always been clearly visible and so far described in isolated cases. This publication is based on the visual examination and photographic documentation of more than seventy-five exemplary Etruscan objects. By this alone it gives the reader a first view on aesthetic and narrative functions of the colour setting in Etruscan sculpture. Evaluating chapters of the author���s material are followed by descriptions of cross-object and cross-time contexts. Comparing studies of polychrome Greek sculpture conclude the text part. An additional catalogue illustrates the description of the objects, a table overview provides the basis for stating the painting technique of an Etruscan object in its dependence of form and time more precisely.

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