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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... reason , he is dressed in black . ) Similar characteristics occur in Bosch's painting , especially on the left , where one finds quite complex narrative groupings of people talking to each other . Noticeable too is the free distribution ...
... reason , he is dressed in black . ) Similar characteristics occur in Bosch's painting , especially on the left , where one finds quite complex narrative groupings of people talking to each other . Noticeable too is the free distribution ...
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... reason for this is that portraiture , more than any other category , is subject to strict conditions , the most important of which springs from its social sensitivity . A portrait is not just a likeness of an individual to be preserved ...
... reason for this is that portraiture , more than any other category , is subject to strict conditions , the most important of which springs from its social sensitivity . A portrait is not just a likeness of an individual to be preserved ...
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... reason - as images of reasonable order , controlled reason . ' He who wishes to know reason must always measure , ' wrote Samuel van Hoogstraeten . That the belief in mathematical order as a sign of supreme reason was expressed in a ...
... reason - as images of reasonable order , controlled reason . ' He who wishes to know reason must always measure , ' wrote Samuel van Hoogstraeten . That the belief in mathematical order as a sign of supreme reason was expressed in a ...
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