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Albert & the Whale
- ナレーター： Paul Hilliar
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Albert & the Whale
批評家のレビュー
"In Albert & the Whale he leads his readers off on a marvellously varied, vividly imaginative, seductively digressive adventure that traces the path of another colossus...this is a book to immerse you." (The Times, Book of the Week, Rachel Campell-Johnston)
"Magnificent new book.... Hoare’s feeling for Dürer exceeds anything I have ever read...his greatest work yet." (Observer, Book of the Week, Laura Cumming)
"This is a wonderful book. A lyrical journey into the natural and unnatural world.... Leading us from the hands of an engraver to the monstrous beauty dwelling in the churning seas." (Patti Smith)
あらすじ・解説
A New Statesman Book of the Year
An Observer Best Art Book of 2021
Shortlisted for the Rathbones Folio Prize 2022
An illuminating exploration of the intersection between life, art and the sea from the award-winning author of Leviathan, or The Whale.
Albrecht Dürer changed the way we saw nature through art. From his prints in 1498 of the plague ridden Apocalypse - the first works mass produced by any artist - to his hyper-real images of animals and plants, his art was a revelation: it showed us who we are but it also foresaw our future. It is a vision that remains startlingly powerful and seductive, even now.
In Albert & the Whale, Philip Hoare sets out to discover why Dürer's art endures. He encounters medieval alchemists and modernist poets, eccentric emperors and queer soul rebels, ambassadorial whales and enigmatic pop artists. He witnesses the miraculous birth of Dürer's fantastical rhinoceros and his hermaphroditic hare, and he traces the fate of the star-crossed leviathan that the artist pursued. And as the author swims from Europe to America and beyond, these prophetic artists and downed angels provoke awkward questions. What is natural or unnatural? Is art a fatal contract? Or does it in fact have the power to save us?