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Anna K.E.. DECENTER . The Claude Glass | The MIT Press Books . This trend is well documented in the book , The Claude Glass : Use and Meaning of the Black Mirror in Western Art by Arnaud Maillet (2004). “The Black Mirror ”. also Each Wild Idea, and a recent publication by French author, Arnaud Maillet, The Claude Glass : Use and Meaning of the Black Mirror in Western Art . Another point that came up for me while reading a book about the history of the Claude glass (Maillet 52), a primitive black mirror used for viewing landscape and creating landscape paintings popular in Britain in the 1700 ;s-1800 ;s, was that this device was created to view landscape as a picturesque scene and this promoted the idea of landscape as an object to be viewed. About the Author. For example, the Musee National des . Plesset . reveals how significantly the mirror has influenced Western. “In the Good Name of the Company”. The Claude Glass is his first book. I was disappointed and delighted simultaneously by this last book . The Claude Glass : Use And Meaning Of The Black Mirror In Western Art . From Arnaud Maillet, The Claude Glass : Use and Meaning of the Black Mirror in Western Art : This lack of knowledge [of the Claude mirror] is sometimes compounded by prohibitions that prevent these objects from being exhibited. The Claude glass . Jane Austen and Gardening « Jane Austen Forum Black mirror redirects here. Black mirror method?? - WetCanvas . “Fore”. book pages. And because they had a certain kind of painting in mind as embodying their standard of natural beauty, these early ecotourists often carried with them a small, convex, tinted mirror known as a “ Claude glass ,” after the 17th-century landscape painter Claude
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