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Art, Aesthetics and Colour : Aristotle - Thomas Aquinas - Rudolf Steiner, An Anthology of Original Texts, Paperback / softback Book

Art, Aesthetics and Colour : Aristotle - Thomas Aquinas - Rudolf Steiner, An Anthology of Original Texts Paperback / softback

Edited by Angela Lord

Paperback / softback

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In this innovative anthology, Angela Lord presents a unique series of commentaries on art, aesthetics and colour by three of western culture's greatest intellects.

Her comparative study of the works of Aristotle, Thomas Aquinas and Rudolf Steiner illustrates how each of these towering thinkers employed an individual and groundbreaking approach.

Yet, remarkably, there are common threads that weave through their collective works that have previously been overlooked. By selecting and extracting specific quotations and arranging them in particular sequences, Lord throws light on texts that have often been restricted to theological and academic study.

Through this exposure, she reveals their relevance to the Arts today, showing how their content can stimulate an enhanced awareness of truth, beauty and knowledge in our lives.

Art Aesthetics and Colour also offers us the opportunity to reinterpret the works of Aristotle and Thomas Aquinas in the light of Rudolf Steiner's contemporary spiritual-scientific insights. In addition to the extensive quotations from the three historical figures, Lord provides brief biographies, an introduction, notes and a bibliography.

The book is well-illustrated throughout and includes colour plates.

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