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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... culture had come to accept paintings without historical incident as complete works of art . Evidently alibis like the Elijah story in Coninxloo's picture were no longer required . Does this mean that Dutch culture rejected the classic ...
... culture had come to accept paintings without historical incident as complete works of art . Evidently alibis like the Elijah story in Coninxloo's picture were no longer required . Does this mean that Dutch culture rejected the classic ...
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... culture to which Reynolds belonged was very different from the one in which Steen worked . In fact the Dutch ... culture . This new orientation in Dutch culture also effected changes in artistic practice . In the sixteenth century every ...
... culture to which Reynolds belonged was very different from the one in which Steen worked . In fact the Dutch ... culture . This new orientation in Dutch culture also effected changes in artistic practice . In the sixteenth century every ...
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... culture had changed , and with it notions about painting ; and what had changed above all was the artist's conception of the real . During the eighteenth century the formal systems that had governed seventeenth - century thought began ...
... culture had changed , and with it notions about painting ; and what had changed above all was the artist's conception of the real . During the eighteenth century the formal systems that had governed seventeenth - century thought began ...
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