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Caprice or capriccio is analysed as an aesthetic category, in a perspective of non-linear continuity of cultural phenomena (the concepts of Warburg, Panofsky and Didi-Huberman are evoked). Indicated are directions of caprice visualisation among which figurative and landscape representations are dominant. The history of caprice as a painting genre illustrates the intriguing complexity of aesthetic awareness extending to extremely differing representations, stylistic modes and meanings. Iconic as well as literary narrations of caprice - while accompanying the modern 'aesthetic of lightness' from the Renaissance to surrealists, from Vasari to Simmel - highlight the movement of metamorphosis, the will to transgress, the frenzy of freedom and the magic of coincidence.
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