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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... background is purely background ; it has to be there because realism requires a complete description of the location . The real action takes place among the foreground figures . There are three main groups : Christ and John the Baptist ...
... background is purely background ; it has to be there because realism requires a complete description of the location . The real action takes place among the foreground figures . There are three main groups : Christ and John the Baptist ...
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... background . In Lucas's time the concept of invention evidently was not yet a powerful enough incentive to search for Art that went beyond the natural implications . of a story . It is true that in The Golden Calf the actual subject has ...
... background . In Lucas's time the concept of invention evidently was not yet a powerful enough incentive to search for Art that went beyond the natural implications . of a story . It is true that in The Golden Calf the actual subject has ...
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... background , for these subjects allowed him to 32 paint elegant interiors and richly dressed ladies , as in Brothel Scene - ladies like frail mannequins , standing there to be admired , in a painting that pleases while it also teaches ...
... background , for these subjects allowed him to 32 paint elegant interiors and richly dressed ladies , as in Brothel Scene - ladies like frail mannequins , standing there to be admired , in a painting that pleases while it also teaches ...
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