EARLY NETHERLANDISH PAINTING.
PANOFSKY. (Erwin)
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Add to basketSold by Livraria Castro e Silva, Lisboa, Portugal
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Add to basketIts origins and character. 2 Volumes. Volume One: Texts, Volume Two: Plates. Harvard University Press. Cambridge. Massachusetts. 1953. De 31x24 cm. com xiii, 573, [xxviii], xxiv, 334 págs. Encadernação do editor em tela. Ilustrado a p/b em extratexto sob papael couchê no primeiro volume. Segundo volume profusmente ilustrado a p/b sob papel couchê. 1.ª Edição. A obra traça uma perspectiva histórica do chamado 'gótico flamengo' desde a influência da iluminura franco-flamenga do século XIV ao chamado 'gótico internacional' do princípio do século XV e a importância dos mestres independentes, a escultura e a pintura de painéis, a importância das escolas regionais geralmente ligadas ao poder político e às tendências mais ou menos mecenáticas de quem está no poder na altura. Não pretendendo ser um 'diccionário' de pintores holandeses, a nível particular dedica-se apenas às obras de Hubert e/ou Jan van Eyck e de Roger van der Weyden. O 'gótico flamengo' refere-se a um grupo de pintores, também chamados de 'primitivos flamengos', que trabalharam principalmente no século XV e começo do século XVI, na época do chamado Renascimento nórdico, em cidades como Tournai, Bruges, Ghent e Bruxelas, onde hoje é a Bélgica (áreas então dominadas pelo Ducado da Borgonha e pela Casa de Habsburgo). A fase dos 'primitivos flamengos' coincidiu com o apogeu da influência dos Países Baixos no norte da Europa. Como consequência, muitas obras eram encomendadas aos ateliers do norte e vendidas por toda a Europa. Muitas obras foram destruídas nas ondas de iconoclastia dos séculos XVI e XVII. A autoria de outras é até hoje motivo de debates. Este estilo incorporara ao mesmo tempo, o apogeu da Idade Média e a transição para o Renascimento. Caracteriza-se pela descrição minuciosa da natureza e pela iconografia e simbologia complexas em cenas religiosas ou pequenos retratos. Outra inovação dos pintores flamengos foi o uso da tinta a óleo, em substituição da têmpera, criando assim uma nova tradição na pintura. 31x24 cm. xiii, 573, [xxviii], xxiv, 334 pp. Publisher"s binding in canvas. Illustrated in b/w hors-texte in coated paper in the first volume. Second volume profusely illustrated in b/w in coated paper. 1st Edition. The work draws a historical perspective of the so-called 'Flemish Gothic' from the influence of the Franco-Flemish illumination of the 14th century to the so-called 'International Gothic' of the early 15th century and the importance of independent masters, sculpture and panel painting, the importance of regional schools generally linked to political power and the more or less patronising tendencies of those in power at the time. While not claiming to be a 'dictionary' of Dutch painters, it is devoted in particular only to the works of Hubert and/or Jan van Eyck and Roger van der Weyden. The 'Flemish Gothic' refers to a group of painters, also called 'Flemish primitives', who worked mainly in the 15th and early 16th centuries, at the time of the so-called Northern Renaissance, in cities such as Tournai, Bruges, Ghent and Brussels, in today?s Belgium (areas then dominated by the Duchy of Burgundy and the House of Habsburg). The phase of the 'Flemish primitives' coincided with the height of the Low Countries" influence in northern Europe. As a result, many works were commissioned from northern workshops and sold throughout Europe. Many works were destroyed during the Calvinist iconoclasm on the 16th and 17th centuries. The authorship of others is still a matter of debate until today. This style embodied both the heyday of the Middle Ages and the transition to the Renaissance. It is characterised by the meticulous depiction of nature and complex iconography and symbolism in religious scenes or small portraits. Another innovation of the Flemish painters was the use of oil paint to replace tempera, thus creating a new tradition in painting. Language: Português / Portuguese Location/localizacao: M-1-A-14.
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