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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... story merely by implication . The audience was able to decode the painting because it knew both the story and its conventionalized earlier representations . In the course of the fifteenth century , however , this basically medieval ...
... story merely by implication . The audience was able to decode the painting because it knew both the story and its conventionalized earlier representations . In the course of the fifteenth century , however , this basically medieval ...
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... story , in this respect , within the framework of the burial habits of his own time , when people were buried in the church floor . He knew that the incident had taken place a long time ago , so for the church he just used the oldest ...
... story , in this respect , within the framework of the burial habits of his own time , when people were buried in the church floor . He knew that the incident had taken place a long time ago , so for the church he just used the oldest ...
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... story took place in ancient times , and he tried to evoke those times in the details of his painting . Whether he was actually right about those details hardly matters now ; he assumed he was right , and so in all probability did his ...
... story took place in ancient times , and he tried to evoke those times in the details of his painting . Whether he was actually right about those details hardly matters now ; he assumed he was right , and so in all probability did his ...
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