Dutch PaintingOxford University Press, 1978 - 216 ˹éÒ Dutch art spans the history of Western easel painting from the Middle Ages to the present, and has a psychological development of its own which makes it a fascinating field of study. |
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... actual space . The main scene is laid out in the choir of the church ; behind that is a clearly lit ambulatory . Through a barred window in the choir - screen an audience watches . This spatial organization is far removed from the flat ...
... actual space . The main scene is laid out in the choir of the church ; behind that is a clearly lit ambulatory . Through a barred window in the choir - screen an audience watches . This spatial organization is far removed from the flat ...
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... actual meaning . The presentation of the different motives which together constitute the scene is therefore painfully precise and orthodox . On a stage - like floor , marked off from a garden by theatrical architecture , are two groups ...
... actual meaning . The presentation of the different motives which together constitute the scene is therefore painfully precise and orthodox . On a stage - like floor , marked off from a garden by theatrical architecture , are two groups ...
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... actual appearance and no longer as one grand metaphor for God's perfect creation , there was little use for the double meanings of seventeenth - century painting . That , too , is the significance of Goethe's interpretation of ...
... actual appearance and no longer as one grand metaphor for God's perfect creation , there was little use for the double meanings of seventeenth - century painting . That , too , is the significance of Goethe's interpretation of ...
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