Del natural

In Del natural, Martí Domínguez carries out a broad journey through the history of painting with the perception of nature as the main guiding thread. From Giotto's representation of a lamb to Gauguin's women painted in Polynesia, through the Italian and Flemish Renaissance and through the Romantic and Impressionist painters, the author reflects on how nature has been interpreted in each case and painted, including within it the study of the landscape and of human nature itself. In this way, Del natural is an essay that, from this naturalistic point of view, discovers to the readers new and surprising readings of the works of art, all this well seasoned by a rich and spicy prose, which is recreated in life of the painters and in their main creations.