In this eleventh episode; belief in the divinity of nature, Clark argues, usurped Christianity's position as the chief creative force in Western civilization and ushered in the Romantic movement.
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Lord Kenneth Clark 'Civilization' (P.11)
In this eleventh episode; belief in the divinity of nature, Clark argues, usurped Christianity's position as the chief creative force in Western civilization and ushered in the Romantic movement.
Clark visits Tintern Abbey and the Alps, and discusses the landscape paintings of Turner and Constable.
Comments:
Drumsgoon
Maybe Turner just hadn't figured out he needed glasses?
Matt Binetti
Thank you.
Andres Karel
what is the beautiful violin-driven piece (a sonata, I guess) that is playing at the beginning?
The Radical Right
How can one build an argument upon a foundation that at its very genesis lies a preposterous statement such as that made @ 9:09 ?
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