The importance of vision for emotions to Michelangelo: Christian Kleinbub
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Christian Kleinbub, professor of history of art, studies the arts of the Italian Renaissance, with particular focus on issues of image theory, naturalism, the body, and period conceptions of vision and the visionary. He joins host David Staley on this week's Voices of Excellence podcast on Soundcloud and iTunes to describe his research and how where vision "landed" in the body was of central importance to artists like Michelangelo.
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