Europa w drodze. Artystyczne wędrówki w dobie oświecenia

The author presents a detailed view of artistic Europe during the Enlightenment, focusing on the movements of artists, particularly painters, as they traveled between various cultural hubs. This exploration delves into the reasons for their migrations and highlights how these artists contributed to the development of "national" schools across Europe. This perspective offers a unique take on the Grand Tour, showcasing it as more than just a voyage for securing prestigious commissions and income. It was also a quest for new experiences, inspiration, education, and social connections. Mapping out these intricate networks of interactions provides significant insights into the evolution of modern European culture.