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Doni, Anton Francesco
Born May 16, 1513, in Florence; died September 1574 in Monselice. Italian writer, one of the early Utopian socialists, a precursor of T. Campanella. The son of an artisan. In his works, written in Italian, Doni criticizes the social order of his day, attacking social inequality, parasitism, and ignorance. In the work Worlds, Doni depicted a just social order founded on collective property, universal equality, and the obligation of all to work. The picture he painted of ideal social relations is Utopian and bears the stamp of petit bourgeois leveling, limiting the material and spiritual needs of people. WORKS[Selections.] In Novelly ital’ianskogo Vozrozhdeniia. Moscow, 1913. Pages 191-203. (Translated from Italian.)I Mondi. Venice, 1552-53. I Marmi. Venice, 1552-53. La Zucca. Venice, 1551-52. REFERENCEChikolini, L. S. “Sotsial’naia utopiia Antonio Francesco Doni.” In the collection Srednie veka, vol. 17. Moscow, 1960.L. S. CHIKOLINI Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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No references found | Biow treats artists Pietro Arento, Michelangelo, Cellini and Anton Francesco Doni as examples of different aspects of the creation of an image of genius that could thrive outside defined social limits. 82) His edition was prefaced with a short essay by another poligrafo, Anton Francesco Doni (1513-74), who assured the reader that "you will find in this republic, which I present to you, the best customs, good orders, wise regulations, holy teachings, sincere government, and regal men; the cities are well established, as are the offices, justice, and mercy. Similarly, a second article furnishes an assortment of what are referred to as "Additions and Reflections" (69) on particular works, while still other essays explore the significance of certain passages penned by Vasari, Ludovico Domenichi, and Anton Francesco Doni and the use of antique statuary on the part of those in de' Rossi's circle. |
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