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Books. Civilisation: A Personal View. A personal view of how Western Europe evolved after the collapse of the Roman Empire and produced the ideas, books, building, works of art and great individuals that make up a Civilisation. For this book the author has revised the scripts of the thirteen television programes of the TV series 'Civilisation'.
3. Feb. 2021 · Civilisation: a personal view by Clark, Kenneth, 1903-1983. Publication date 1987 Topics Civilization -- History, Art -- History, Art, Civilization Publisher London : Penguin Collection inlibrary; printdisabled; internetarchivebooks Contr ...
Books. Civilisation: A Personal View. Kenneth Clark's sweeping narrative looks at how Western Europe evolved in the wake of the collapse of the Roman Empire, to produce the ideas, books, buildings, works of art and great individuals that make up our civilisation. The author takes us from Iona in the ninth century to France in the twelfth, from ...
Deutschsprachige. Premiere. 28. Aug. 1977 – 4. Dez. 1977 auf ARD. Moderation. Kenneth Clark. Civilisation: A Personal View ist eine von BBC produzierte Dokumentation, die die (Kultur-)Geschichte der westlichen Welt seit dem frühen Mittelalter in dreizehn Episoden behandelte. Sie wurde auf BBC Two 1969 erstausgestrahlt.
Civilisation is the best documentary I’ve ever seen. Kenneth Clark takes his viewer from the Dark Ages, through romanesque, gothic, the Renaissance, the Reformation, baroque, rococo, neoclassicism, impressionism, through the industrial revolution and the two World Wars, all the way up to when the program was made in the late 1960s.
Civilisation: a Personal View. Kenneth Clark. Harper & Row, 1970 - History - 359 pages. An exploration of Western Civilization described through the creative works generated in art, architecture, sculpture, philosophy, poetry, music, science, and engineering.
In 1969 (Lord) Kenneth Clark presented “ Civilisation” – a personal view – covering Art , Architecture , Industrial developments and intellectual ideas of the Western world ( sadly no space for Eastern civilisations in a series of this length ) from the fall of the Roman Empire to the ( then) present day in 13 x 1h programmes. A book of the series was also written albeit (despite being ...
