Classical Rhetoric and the Visual Arts in Early Modern Europe

Caroline van Eck explores the interplay between rhetoric and the arts during early modern Europe, highlighting how these two fields influenced one another. The book delves into the cultural and intellectual contexts that shaped artistic expression and persuasive communication, offering insights into the significance of this relationship in shaping the era's artistic landscape. Through detailed analysis, it reveals the ways in which rhetoric informed artistic practices and vice versa, enriching our understanding of early modern creativity.