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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... followed Caravaggio . This type of composition , with many small figures in a small - sized picture , seems much more to derive from the example of another painter then in Rome , the German Adam Elsheimer ( 1579–1610 ) who was also ...
... followed Caravaggio . This type of composition , with many small figures in a small - sized picture , seems much more to derive from the example of another painter then in Rome , the German Adam Elsheimer ( 1579–1610 ) who was also ...
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... followed almost to the letter the written account of the event which is found in the Histories of the Roman author Tacitus . We are informed how Civilis , the mighty one - eyed chieftain , summoned the chief nobles of his tribe to a ...
... followed almost to the letter the written account of the event which is found in the Histories of the Roman author Tacitus . We are informed how Civilis , the mighty one - eyed chieftain , summoned the chief nobles of his tribe to a ...
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... followed as examples of style . In fact they came to be regarded as the start of a new episode in art – almost a new episode in feeling – which in the early years of the twentieth century , running parallel to Cubism but independent ...
... followed as examples of style . In fact they came to be regarded as the start of a new episode in art – almost a new episode in feeling – which in the early years of the twentieth century , running parallel to Cubism but independent ...
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