The Eloquence of Symbols: Studies in Humanist Art

This hardcover edition is in good condition, though the dust jacket displays significant wear, including edge tears and general signs of aging. The binding remains strong, and the pages are clean and unmarked, making it a suitable addition for collectors and scholars interested in humanist art.

"The Eloquence of Symbols: Studies in Humanist Art" by Edgar Wind is a profound exploration of the intersection between art and humanist philosophy. Published by Oxford University Press in 1983, this hardcover edition delves into the symbolic language of art, offering a series of essays that address the profound impact of humanism on visual culture. Edgar Wind, a distinguished scholar in art history, presents a compelling analysis that remains relevant to both academics and art enthusiasts. Edited by Jaynie Anderson, with a biographical memoir by Hugh Lloyd-Jones, this edition is a valuable resource for those interested in the intellectual underpinnings of art. The book is out of print, making this edition scarce and sought after by collectors. The dust jacket shows wear, with edge tears, but remains intact, preserving the book's integrity.