Raffael Knihy

Repräsentativer Querschnitt durch Raffaels Werke und eine umfassende Einführung in seine Kunst und seine Zeit.

Raffael (1483-1520) zählt neben Leonardo da Vinci und Michelangelo zu den bedeutendsten Meistern der Kunstgeschichte. Die hier vorgestellten signifikantesten und schönsten Zeichnungen und Gemälde geben einen Überblick über alle seine Schaffensphasen: Von der frühen umbrischen Periode über die Jahre des Florenz-Aufenthaltes bis hin zur römischen Zeit. Anhand dieser Materialfülle werden Raffaels Entwurfsmethoden sowie sein Vorbereitungsprozess der Tafel- bzw. Leinwandgemälde und Fresken untersucht. Ein weiterer Fokus liegt auf den Materialien wie Silberstift, Feder, Tinte, Kohle oder Rötel, die er verwendete, um spezifische Aufgabenstellungen zu bewerkstelligen.

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Focusing on the practice of animal magnetism, this book offers a comprehensive guide from practitioner Raphael. It explores the history, principles, and techniques for applying animal magnetism both personally and on others, supported by various case studies demonstrating its therapeutic benefits. The manuscript also discusses developing magnetic powers and utilizing magnetism for medicinal purposes, as well as insights into past life experiences. This rare treatise is a valuable resource for those interested in the intriguing field of mesmerism.

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