Max Dvořák was a Czech-born Austrian art historian. He served as a professor of art history at the University of Vienna and was a prominent member of the Vienna School of Art History, utilizing a "Geistesgeschichte" methodology. His approach focused on understanding the intellectual and cultural currents that shaped artistic expression, seeking to connect art to the broader spirit of its age.
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Zweiter Band: Das 16. Jahrhundert
Unveränderter Nachdruck der Originalausgabe von 1929.
Die Frage nach dem Autor des Genter Altars gehört zu den bisher ungelösten Fragen der Kunstwissenschaft. Die intensive Diskussion über die jeweiligen Anteile der Brüder Hubert und Jan van Eyck an dem Altar begann erst mit der Entdeckung der Inschrift auf dem äußeren Rahmen im Jahre 1823. Der Autor und Kunsthistoriker Max Dvoràk versucht im vorliegenden Band eine Deutung über Das Rätsel der Kunst der Brüder van Eyck. Illustriert mit 72 S/W- Abbildungen. Nachdruck der Originalauflage von 1904.
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Im Original 1929 erschienenes Werk ber die Geschichte der italienischen Kunst im 16. Jahrhundert.
