...A. Warburg, a wealthy German art historian, had a particular interest in the traditions of ancient art, and in 1905 established a library in Hamburg with a rich collection of books on the subject. It eventually developed into an institute (1921) with his friend F. Saxl as its director, and Panofsky, Cassirer and others became involved with the institute, which came to be regarded as a major center for Renaissance studies. However, due to the Nazi government's policy toward the Jews at the time, the institute was forced to close, and in 1934 all of its archives were transferred to the University of London. ... *Some of the terminology that mentions "Saxl, F." is listed below. Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information |
…ドイツの富裕な美術史家A.ワールブルクは,古代美術の伝統についてとくに関心を深め,これについての豊富な蔵書を備えた文庫を1905年ハンブルクにつくった。やがて友人ザクスルF.Saxlを管理責任者として研究所へと発展し(1921),パノフスキーやカッシーラーなどが同研究所に関係するようになって,ルネサンス研究の一大中心とみなされるようになった。しかし当時のナチス政府のユダヤ民族政策のために,同研究所は閉鎖のやむなきに至り,34年蔵書類はすべてロンドン大学に移管された。… ※「Saxl,F.」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。 出典|株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について | 情報 |
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