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work_tmzvcrjuwvbw7hkyeexhmwwtru	Paul Barolsky	Eros Visible: Art, Sexuality, and Antiquity in Renaissance Italy. James Grantham Turner. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2017. 464 pp. $75	2018	2	.pdf	application/pdf	997	52	56	"On the Art of Discussion," applies to Montaigne's own project the proverbial Herculean labor that is the writing of Adages for the benefit of others. audiences, the volume concludes with two essays that discuss the Erasmian legacy in Eros Visible: Art, Sexuality, and Antiquity in Renaissance Italy. James Turner's Eros Visible is one of the most impressive books in Italian Renaissance and entertaining meditation on "art, sexuality, and antiquity in Renaissance Italy," focusing primarily on the sixteenth century. Turner's book covers a rich variety of works: sculpture and painting, but also prints, Turner's book is divided into several dovetailing chapters on art and literature, both Turner discusses the lost Although these images and texts have been much discussed, Turner's treatment Turner's book is framed at its beginning and end by discussion of the highly controversial Leonardesque drawing of an angel (as of the Annunciation) which has an	./cache/work_tmzvcrjuwvbw7hkyeexhmwwtru.pdf	./txt/work_tmzvcrjuwvbw7hkyeexhmwwtru.txt