Beauty: The Body as Artefact
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Beauty: The Body as Artefact
Historical Sources from Cicero to Goya
Sammern, Romana; Saviello, Julia
Taylor & Francis Ltd
04/2026
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Acknowledgements
Lists of figures
List of contributors
Introduction: The beautiful body as a product of art
Romana Sammern and Julia Saviello
1. Cicero: Perfect beauty as compound (ca. 86-84 BC)
Julia Saviello
2. Ovid: The appearance of natural beauty (1st century AD)
Romana Sammern
3. Apuleius: The allure of beautiful hair (ca. 160/170)
Julia Saviello
4. Isidor of Seville: Painting as make-up (c. 620)
Wolf-Dietrich Loehr
5. Trota of Salerno: Transmitting beautifying knowledge (first half of the 12th century)
Montserrat Cabre
6. Hildegard of Bingen: Hair and adornment of nuns (ca. 1150)
Philippe Cordez
7. Gerard of Cremona: Galen in translation - canonicity and race (before 1187)
Robert Brennan
8. Vincent of Beauvais: Makeup as the loss of the divine image (1247/49)
Wolf-Dietrich Loehr
9. Francesco Petrarca: Fragments and colours of beauty (ca. 1336/1374)
Julia Saviello
10. Franco Sacchetti: Women's art as a correction of creation (ca. 1390)
Wolf-Dietrich Loehr
11. Lorenzo Valla: The pleasure of beauty (1431)
Alberto Saviello
12. Leon Battista Alberti: Genealogy of beauty (1433-34)
Julia Saviello
13. Giovanni Borromeo: Male beauty and power (1468)
Timothy McCall
14. Leonardo da Vinci: Unkempt and naturally beautiful (ca. 1492)
Julia Saviello
15. Baldassare Castiglione: The charm of effortlessness (1528)
Romana Sammern
16. Albrecht Duerer: The diversity of the human body (1528)
Romana Sammern
17. Erasmus von Rotterdam: The body as a moving image (1530)
Wolf-Dietrich Loehr
18. Agnolo Firenzuola: The woman as a beautiful object (1541)
Romana Sammern
19. Benedetto Varchi: Grace and beauty (1540s?)
Fabian Jonietz
20. Giovanni Marinello: Cosmetic recipes (1562)
Elena Lazzari
21. Alessandro Allori: A beautiful surface and bones that evoke sadness (1560s)
Helen Barr
22. Lodovico Dolce: The beauty of the female complexion (1565)
Romana Sammern
23. Giovanni Paolo Lomazzo: Graceful folds - the textile shell of the body (1584)
Julia Saviello
24. Giovan Battista Della Porta: The physiognomy of the beautiful body (1586)
Romana Sammern
25. Peter Paul Rubens: The beauty of trained bodies (ca. 1610)
Romana Sammern
26. William Shakespeare: The nature of the beautiful (ca. 1610/11)
Laura Gronius
27. Girard Thibault: Movement in harmony with the body (1630)
Julia Saviello
28. Gian Lorenzo Bernini: Similarity and idealization (1665)
Heiko Damm
29. Marie Meurdrac: Teaching ladies the art of beauty (1666)
Erin Griffey and Victoria Munn
30. Gerard Audran: Measuring the ideal body of antiquity (1683)
Julia Saviello
31. Aphra Behn: Slavery and 'the standard of true beauty'
Kim F. Hall and Tapiwa Gambura
32. Gerard de Lairesse: The colours of nature (1707)
Ulrike Kern
33. William Hogarth: Curls and other beautiful entanglements (1753)
Julia Saviello
34. Alexander Cozens: The end of the canon of beauty (1778)
Anja Zimmermann
35. Claude-Henri Watelet: Flesh tones and the beauty of white skin (1788)
Mechthild Fend
36. Francisco de Goya: Painting as make-up (1794)
Wolfram Pichler
Index
Lists of figures
List of contributors
Introduction: The beautiful body as a product of art
Romana Sammern and Julia Saviello
1. Cicero: Perfect beauty as compound (ca. 86-84 BC)
Julia Saviello
2. Ovid: The appearance of natural beauty (1st century AD)
Romana Sammern
3. Apuleius: The allure of beautiful hair (ca. 160/170)
Julia Saviello
4. Isidor of Seville: Painting as make-up (c. 620)
Wolf-Dietrich Loehr
5. Trota of Salerno: Transmitting beautifying knowledge (first half of the 12th century)
Montserrat Cabre
6. Hildegard of Bingen: Hair and adornment of nuns (ca. 1150)
Philippe Cordez
7. Gerard of Cremona: Galen in translation - canonicity and race (before 1187)
Robert Brennan
8. Vincent of Beauvais: Makeup as the loss of the divine image (1247/49)
Wolf-Dietrich Loehr
9. Francesco Petrarca: Fragments and colours of beauty (ca. 1336/1374)
Julia Saviello
10. Franco Sacchetti: Women's art as a correction of creation (ca. 1390)
Wolf-Dietrich Loehr
11. Lorenzo Valla: The pleasure of beauty (1431)
Alberto Saviello
12. Leon Battista Alberti: Genealogy of beauty (1433-34)
Julia Saviello
13. Giovanni Borromeo: Male beauty and power (1468)
Timothy McCall
14. Leonardo da Vinci: Unkempt and naturally beautiful (ca. 1492)
Julia Saviello
15. Baldassare Castiglione: The charm of effortlessness (1528)
Romana Sammern
16. Albrecht Duerer: The diversity of the human body (1528)
Romana Sammern
17. Erasmus von Rotterdam: The body as a moving image (1530)
Wolf-Dietrich Loehr
18. Agnolo Firenzuola: The woman as a beautiful object (1541)
Romana Sammern
19. Benedetto Varchi: Grace and beauty (1540s?)
Fabian Jonietz
20. Giovanni Marinello: Cosmetic recipes (1562)
Elena Lazzari
21. Alessandro Allori: A beautiful surface and bones that evoke sadness (1560s)
Helen Barr
22. Lodovico Dolce: The beauty of the female complexion (1565)
Romana Sammern
23. Giovanni Paolo Lomazzo: Graceful folds - the textile shell of the body (1584)
Julia Saviello
24. Giovan Battista Della Porta: The physiognomy of the beautiful body (1586)
Romana Sammern
25. Peter Paul Rubens: The beauty of trained bodies (ca. 1610)
Romana Sammern
26. William Shakespeare: The nature of the beautiful (ca. 1610/11)
Laura Gronius
27. Girard Thibault: Movement in harmony with the body (1630)
Julia Saviello
28. Gian Lorenzo Bernini: Similarity and idealization (1665)
Heiko Damm
29. Marie Meurdrac: Teaching ladies the art of beauty (1666)
Erin Griffey and Victoria Munn
30. Gerard Audran: Measuring the ideal body of antiquity (1683)
Julia Saviello
31. Aphra Behn: Slavery and 'the standard of true beauty'
Kim F. Hall and Tapiwa Gambura
32. Gerard de Lairesse: The colours of nature (1707)
Ulrike Kern
33. William Hogarth: Curls and other beautiful entanglements (1753)
Julia Saviello
34. Alexander Cozens: The end of the canon of beauty (1778)
Anja Zimmermann
35. Claude-Henri Watelet: Flesh tones and the beauty of white skin (1788)
Mechthild Fend
36. Francisco de Goya: Painting as make-up (1794)
Wolfram Pichler
Index
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Art History;Art;Art Theory;History of the Body;Cultural History;Historiography;Interdisciplinary;Renaissance
Acknowledgements
Lists of figures
List of contributors
Introduction: The beautiful body as a product of art
Romana Sammern and Julia Saviello
1. Cicero: Perfect beauty as compound (ca. 86-84 BC)
Julia Saviello
2. Ovid: The appearance of natural beauty (1st century AD)
Romana Sammern
3. Apuleius: The allure of beautiful hair (ca. 160/170)
Julia Saviello
4. Isidor of Seville: Painting as make-up (c. 620)
Wolf-Dietrich Loehr
5. Trota of Salerno: Transmitting beautifying knowledge (first half of the 12th century)
Montserrat Cabre
6. Hildegard of Bingen: Hair and adornment of nuns (ca. 1150)
Philippe Cordez
7. Gerard of Cremona: Galen in translation - canonicity and race (before 1187)
Robert Brennan
8. Vincent of Beauvais: Makeup as the loss of the divine image (1247/49)
Wolf-Dietrich Loehr
9. Francesco Petrarca: Fragments and colours of beauty (ca. 1336/1374)
Julia Saviello
10. Franco Sacchetti: Women's art as a correction of creation (ca. 1390)
Wolf-Dietrich Loehr
11. Lorenzo Valla: The pleasure of beauty (1431)
Alberto Saviello
12. Leon Battista Alberti: Genealogy of beauty (1433-34)
Julia Saviello
13. Giovanni Borromeo: Male beauty and power (1468)
Timothy McCall
14. Leonardo da Vinci: Unkempt and naturally beautiful (ca. 1492)
Julia Saviello
15. Baldassare Castiglione: The charm of effortlessness (1528)
Romana Sammern
16. Albrecht Duerer: The diversity of the human body (1528)
Romana Sammern
17. Erasmus von Rotterdam: The body as a moving image (1530)
Wolf-Dietrich Loehr
18. Agnolo Firenzuola: The woman as a beautiful object (1541)
Romana Sammern
19. Benedetto Varchi: Grace and beauty (1540s?)
Fabian Jonietz
20. Giovanni Marinello: Cosmetic recipes (1562)
Elena Lazzari
21. Alessandro Allori: A beautiful surface and bones that evoke sadness (1560s)
Helen Barr
22. Lodovico Dolce: The beauty of the female complexion (1565)
Romana Sammern
23. Giovanni Paolo Lomazzo: Graceful folds - the textile shell of the body (1584)
Julia Saviello
24. Giovan Battista Della Porta: The physiognomy of the beautiful body (1586)
Romana Sammern
25. Peter Paul Rubens: The beauty of trained bodies (ca. 1610)
Romana Sammern
26. William Shakespeare: The nature of the beautiful (ca. 1610/11)
Laura Gronius
27. Girard Thibault: Movement in harmony with the body (1630)
Julia Saviello
28. Gian Lorenzo Bernini: Similarity and idealization (1665)
Heiko Damm
29. Marie Meurdrac: Teaching ladies the art of beauty (1666)
Erin Griffey and Victoria Munn
30. Gerard Audran: Measuring the ideal body of antiquity (1683)
Julia Saviello
31. Aphra Behn: Slavery and 'the standard of true beauty'
Kim F. Hall and Tapiwa Gambura
32. Gerard de Lairesse: The colours of nature (1707)
Ulrike Kern
33. William Hogarth: Curls and other beautiful entanglements (1753)
Julia Saviello
34. Alexander Cozens: The end of the canon of beauty (1778)
Anja Zimmermann
35. Claude-Henri Watelet: Flesh tones and the beauty of white skin (1788)
Mechthild Fend
36. Francisco de Goya: Painting as make-up (1794)
Wolfram Pichler
Index
Lists of figures
List of contributors
Introduction: The beautiful body as a product of art
Romana Sammern and Julia Saviello
1. Cicero: Perfect beauty as compound (ca. 86-84 BC)
Julia Saviello
2. Ovid: The appearance of natural beauty (1st century AD)
Romana Sammern
3. Apuleius: The allure of beautiful hair (ca. 160/170)
Julia Saviello
4. Isidor of Seville: Painting as make-up (c. 620)
Wolf-Dietrich Loehr
5. Trota of Salerno: Transmitting beautifying knowledge (first half of the 12th century)
Montserrat Cabre
6. Hildegard of Bingen: Hair and adornment of nuns (ca. 1150)
Philippe Cordez
7. Gerard of Cremona: Galen in translation - canonicity and race (before 1187)
Robert Brennan
8. Vincent of Beauvais: Makeup as the loss of the divine image (1247/49)
Wolf-Dietrich Loehr
9. Francesco Petrarca: Fragments and colours of beauty (ca. 1336/1374)
Julia Saviello
10. Franco Sacchetti: Women's art as a correction of creation (ca. 1390)
Wolf-Dietrich Loehr
11. Lorenzo Valla: The pleasure of beauty (1431)
Alberto Saviello
12. Leon Battista Alberti: Genealogy of beauty (1433-34)
Julia Saviello
13. Giovanni Borromeo: Male beauty and power (1468)
Timothy McCall
14. Leonardo da Vinci: Unkempt and naturally beautiful (ca. 1492)
Julia Saviello
15. Baldassare Castiglione: The charm of effortlessness (1528)
Romana Sammern
16. Albrecht Duerer: The diversity of the human body (1528)
Romana Sammern
17. Erasmus von Rotterdam: The body as a moving image (1530)
Wolf-Dietrich Loehr
18. Agnolo Firenzuola: The woman as a beautiful object (1541)
Romana Sammern
19. Benedetto Varchi: Grace and beauty (1540s?)
Fabian Jonietz
20. Giovanni Marinello: Cosmetic recipes (1562)
Elena Lazzari
21. Alessandro Allori: A beautiful surface and bones that evoke sadness (1560s)
Helen Barr
22. Lodovico Dolce: The beauty of the female complexion (1565)
Romana Sammern
23. Giovanni Paolo Lomazzo: Graceful folds - the textile shell of the body (1584)
Julia Saviello
24. Giovan Battista Della Porta: The physiognomy of the beautiful body (1586)
Romana Sammern
25. Peter Paul Rubens: The beauty of trained bodies (ca. 1610)
Romana Sammern
26. William Shakespeare: The nature of the beautiful (ca. 1610/11)
Laura Gronius
27. Girard Thibault: Movement in harmony with the body (1630)
Julia Saviello
28. Gian Lorenzo Bernini: Similarity and idealization (1665)
Heiko Damm
29. Marie Meurdrac: Teaching ladies the art of beauty (1666)
Erin Griffey and Victoria Munn
30. Gerard Audran: Measuring the ideal body of antiquity (1683)
Julia Saviello
31. Aphra Behn: Slavery and 'the standard of true beauty'
Kim F. Hall and Tapiwa Gambura
32. Gerard de Lairesse: The colours of nature (1707)
Ulrike Kern
33. William Hogarth: Curls and other beautiful entanglements (1753)
Julia Saviello
34. Alexander Cozens: The end of the canon of beauty (1778)
Anja Zimmermann
35. Claude-Henri Watelet: Flesh tones and the beauty of white skin (1788)
Mechthild Fend
36. Francisco de Goya: Painting as make-up (1794)
Wolfram Pichler
Index
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