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Documentation and information --- Libraries and people with disabilities --- Libraries and the aged --- Libraries and the new literates --- Hospitals libraries --- Prison libraries --- Bibliothèques et handicapés --- Bibliothèques et personnes âgées --- Bibliothèques et nouveaux alphabétisés --- Bibliothèques d'hôpital --- Bibliothèques de prisons --- Bibliography --- Bibliographie --- Libraries and people with social disabilities --- Libraries and older people --- Libraries and the hearing impaired --- Bibliotheques et handicapes --- Bibliotheques et handicapes sociaux --- Bibliotheques et personnes agees --- Bibliotheques et handicapes auditifs --- 027.6 --- Bibliotheken voor bepaalde groepen van gebruikers --- 027.6 Bibliotheken voor bepaalde groepen van gebruikers --- Bibliothèques et handicapés --- Bibliothèques et personnes âgées --- Bibliothèques et nouveaux alphabétisés --- Bibliothèques d'hôpital --- Bibliothèques de prisons --- Bibliography. --- Libraries and the physically handicapped --- Libraries and socially handicapped --- Libraries and hearing impaired --- Directories --- Hearing impaired and libraries --- Libraries --- Library services to hearing impaired people --- Library services to the hearing impaired --- Public libraries --- Hearing impaired --- Library services to older people --- Older people and libraries --- Older people --- Libraries and the socially handicapped --- Library services to people with social disabilities --- People with social disabilities and libraries --- People with social disabilities --- Libraries and the handicapped --- Library services to people with disabilities --- People with disabilities and libraries --- People with disabilities --- Services to hearing impaired people --- Services to the hearing impaired --- Services to older people --- Services to shut-ins --- Services to the aged --- Services to people with social disabilities --- Services to people with disabilities --- Libraries and people with disabilities - Bibliography. --- Libraries and people with social disabilities - Bibliography. --- Libraries and older people - Bibliography. --- Libraries and the hearing impaired - Bibliography. --- Bibliotheques et handicapes - Bibliographie. --- Bibliotheques et handicapes sociaux - Bibliographie. --- Bibliotheques et personnes agees - Bibliographie. --- Bibliotheques et handicapes auditifs - Bibliographie. --- Libraries and hard of hearing people --- Libraries and deaf people

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Introduces the work of the seventeenth-century Dutch portrait draughtsman to a wider audience. Until recently, the Dutch draughtsman Johannes Thopas, who was born deaf in 1626, was only known to a small group of connoisseurs, dealers and collectors. However, his remarkable, subtle and technically refined portrait drawings on parchment deserve a wider audience. This handsome publication, the first devoted to his work, will prove to be an eye opener for many art lovers. Beginning with his earliest works (two beautiful miniatures of 1646 in the Fundation Custodia in Paris), Thopas produced incredibly refined drawings, usually with lead point on parchment. Apart from lead-point drawings, Thopas made several drawings in colour, on parchment and on Japanese paper. In most cases these drawings were done after life. Furthermore, he produced at least one brilliant copy after a painting by Cornelis Cornelisz van Haarlem, Venus, Mars and Cupid, and even a painting, portraying a dead child. He must have made more paintings and certainly more drawings than the seventy we know today (all of which are catalogued and illustrated here). In this exhibition his only known painting and the one mythological drawing are shown and accompanied by thirty of his most beautiful portraits, from private collections in the US, Canada, United Kingdom and the Netherlands, as well as museums, such as the Albertina in Vienna, the Amsterdam Rijksmuseum, the Städel in Frankfurt and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

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