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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... tradition of anecdotal commentary ) had started to enlarge upon the sparse biblical text , more or less inventing narrative details in order to explain the Gospels by making them easier to grasp for a public with only its own life and ...
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... traditional metaphors provided suitable symbols . For the new subject matter of seventeenth - century realism landscape , still - life and genre - such an established metaphorical tradition was lacking . To make up for it , artists ...
... traditional metaphors provided suitable symbols . For the new subject matter of seventeenth - century realism landscape , still - life and genre - such an established metaphorical tradition was lacking . To make up for it , artists ...
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... tradition , the Grand Tradition , being that collective set of artistic assumptions and convictions which had , since the Renaissance , upheld art , providing a strong , normative framework within which the painter could make his ...
... tradition , the Grand Tradition , being that collective set of artistic assumptions and convictions which had , since the Renaissance , upheld art , providing a strong , normative framework within which the painter could make his ...
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