Poetry into landscape evolving views of the pastoral in painting and poetry from antiquity to the nineteenth century

Studies in the History of Gardens and Designed Landscapes

Volumn 17, Issue 3, 1997, Pages 165-170

  Conan, Michel ^a  

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References (11)

1. FRANÇOIS DAGOGNET (ed.), Mort dit Paysage? Philosophie et esthétique du paysage (Seyssel, 1992)
2. In this issue of Art and Design on 'The Post avant-garde Painting in the Eighties', see especially CHARLES JENCKS, 'Post-modernism'
3. HOWARD FOX, 'Avant-garde in the '80s'
4. and DAVID HOCKNEY, PETER FULLER and JOHN GRIFFITH, 'The new Scottish art'
5. Pliny the Elder, Historia Naturalis, XXXV, 56
6. This is a common feature of Hellenistic novels of the second and third centuries AD. See the work by ACHILES TATIUS, Clitophon and Leucippé, trans. PIERRE GRIMAL, in Romans grecs et latins (Paris, 1994)
7. GIOVANNI PONTE, 'Aspects de la formation du genre pastoral en Italie au 15ème siècle'
8. and FRANCESCO TATEO, 'Perspectives de la littérature de sujet pastoral au 15ème siècle en Italie', in Le genre pastoral en Europe du 15ème au 17ème siècle, eds CLAUDE LONGEON et al. (Saint-Etienne, 1980)
9. LEO MARX, The Machine in the Garden: Technology and the Pastoral Ideal in America (New York, 1964)
10. A recent monograph has retrieved some of Gessner's graphic work and paintings and called attention to their links with his poetical endeavours: MARTIN BIRCHER and BRUNO WEBER, Salomon Gessner (Zurich, 1982)
11. CLAUDE FRANÇOIS ADRIEN, MARQUIS DE LEZAY-MARNEZIA, Les paysages, ou essais sur la nature champêtre en cinq chants (1787)