Allegories about modern: the paintings "Human Solidarity" and "The Progress" of Eliseu Visconti (1866-1944)
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https://doi.org/10.15448/1980-864X.2005.2.1340Keywords:
Allegories, Eliseu Visconti, National LibraryAbstract
This text proposes a discussion of the paintings made by Eliseu D’Angelo Visconti (1866-1944) as a request made by the National Library in 1911 as an invitation to reflect on the insertion of determined ideas on the issue of modernity and modern, inscribed in a visual support, the result of a specific historical moment and catalyze of social, visual, sensorial, personal and cultural experiences apprehended by a painter. It aims at presenting some reflexions about the use of the visual support as a source as well as suggest a possible interpretation of the elements laid on the two paintings named “Human Solidarity” and layeter called “Instruction” and Progress.
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