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Le voci: Epistolografia; Letteratura d'arte

Authors: Alessia Vezzoni;

Le voci: Epistolografia; Letteratura d'arte

Abstract

All’insegna della letterarietà, l’epistolografia s’impone in età rinascimentale quale nuovo genere della prosa in volgare. Nasce, proprio nel Cinquecento, la ‘lettera moderna’: genere di frontiera, ospita scritture diverse, senza mai snaturarsi. Fil rouge dell’età umanistico-rinascimentale, la riflessione sulle arti anima ininterrotta l’intero Cinquecento, secolo di rinnovata consapevolezza critica per l’estetica ante litteram. Tra teorizzazioni erudite, codificazione di maniera e vertenze controriformistiche sull’immagine sacra, scritti d’arte multiformi (di artisti e di letterati che ne sostengono l’ascesa) fioriscono in gran copia. Sullo sfondo di Rinascimento maturo, Manierismo e pre-Barocco si assiste, con l’esaltazione del “genio” e la legittimazione dell’individualità artistica, al battesimo dell’artista ‘moderno’: istituzionale (cortigiano, accademico); eccentrico (saturnino, individualista, eterodosso).

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Italy
Keywords

Cinquecento, Epistolografia, Carteggi, Epistolari, Libro di lettere in volgare, diglossia, sécretaires; Letteratura d'arte, Trattatistica, Giorgio Vasari, Ekphrasis, Letteratura delle immagini, Emblematica, Iconologia

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