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battles --- 'Slag van Anghiari' (Leonardo da Vinci) --- Leonardo da Vinci
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Drawing --- History of civilization --- drawings [visual works] --- Leonardo da Vinci --- Royal Library [Turin] --- Europe
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Art --- drawings [visual works] --- prints [visual works] --- influence --- Italiaanse school --- receptiegeschiedenis --- caricatures --- Leonardo da Vinci
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Léonard de Vinci --- Critique et interprétation. --- Conservation. Restoration --- Painting --- painting techniques --- painting [image-making] --- technical art history --- Italiaanse school --- Leonardo da Vinci
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Notre fascination pour les visages traverse les époques et les cultures. Drôles de têtes – Rubens, Rembrandt et Vermeer se concentre sur un genre remarquable de la peinture, jusqu’ici quelque peu délaissé : les « trognes », qui représentent surtout un sentiment ou un trait de caractère. Dans ces têtes, l’identité du modèle importe peu, si bien que le peintre peut laisser libre cours à son imagination. Les plus grands maîtres – Dürer, Massijs, Bruegel, Rubens, Rembrandt, Vermeer… – ontdessiné et peint des trognes. Drôles de têtes jette un nouvel éclairage sur ce genre, plus ancien et plus divers qu’on ne le pense. Avec des dizaines d’illustrations et les réflexions d’artistes contemporains pour qui le visage est au centre de l’œuvre. Catalogue de l'exposition du même nom au KMSKA à Anvers (du 20 octobre 2023 au 21 janvier 2024) et à la National Gallery of Ireland à Dublin (du 24 février au 26 mai 2024).
Art --- drawings [visual works] --- prints [visual works] --- easel paintings [paintings by form] --- heads [representations] --- studiekop --- Leonardo da Vinci --- Dyck, van, Anthony --- Jordaens, Jacob --- Massijs, Quinten --- Rubens, Peter Paul --- Rembrandt --- anno 1500-1599 --- anno 1600-1699 --- Europe --- Portrait painting --- Portrait drawing --- Painting, Flemish --- Painting, Dutch --- Drawing, Italian --- Portraits (peinture) --- Rubens, Petrus Paulus --- Vermeer, Johannes --- Jordaens, Jacques
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Unieke kijk op de 'tronies' in de kunst uit de Nederlanden Onze fascinatie voor gezichten is van alle tijden en culturen. Krasse koppen – Rubens, Rembrandt en Vermeer belicht een merkwaardig genre in de schilderkunst dat nog maar weinig aandacht kreeg: de zogenaamde tronies, die vooral een gevoel of karaktertrek verbeeldden. Bij deze ‘koppen’ deed de identiteit van het model er niet toe, waardoor de schilder vrijuit zijn gang kon gaan. De grootste meesters tekenden en schilderden tronies: Dürer, Massijs, Bruegel, Rubens, Rembrandt, Vermeer… Krasse koppen brengt nieuwe inzichten over een genre dat ouder en veelzijdiger is dan we denken. Met tientallen afbeeldingen en met reflecties van hedendaagse kunstenaars voor wie het gezicht tot het wezen van hun werk behoort. Catalogus bij de gelijknamige tentoonstelling in het KMSKA in Antwerpen (van 20 oktober 2023 tot 21 januari 2024) en de National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin (van 24 februari tot 26 mei 2024).
Art --- drawings [visual works] --- prints [visual works] --- easel paintings [paintings by form] --- heads [representations] --- studiekop --- Leonardo da Vinci --- Dyck, van, Anthony --- Jordaens, Jacob --- Massijs, Quinten --- Rubens, Peter Paul --- Rembrandt --- anno 1500-1599 --- anno 1600-1699 --- Europe --- tronies --- portretten --- historiestukken --- passies, emoties, affecties --- Jordaens, Jacques --- Portretten. --- Tentoonstellingscatalogi. --- Vermeer, Johannes. --- Rubens, Peter Paul. --- Rembrandt. --- tronies. --- portretten. --- historiestukken. --- passies, emoties, affecties. --- Rijksmuseum Twenthe (Enschede).
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Unique view on the 'tronies' in art from the Netherlands Our fascination for faces transcends eras and cultures. Turning Heads – Rubens, Rembrandt and Vermeer highlights a remarkable genre in painting to which little attention has so far been paid: tronies or study heads, which were intended first and foremost to depict an emotion or a character trait. Since the model’s identity did not matter, painters could truly go to town with these heads. Tronies were drawn and painted by some of the greatest masters: Dürer, Bruegel, Massys, Rubens, Rembrandt and Vermeer, to name just a few. Turning Heads offers a fresh insight into a genre that is older and more varied than you might think. This book includes dozens of illustrations plus the thoughts of contemporary artists for whom the face is essential to their own work. Catalogue for the exhibition of the same name at the KMSKA in Antwerp (from October 20, 2023 to January 21, 2024) and the National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin (from February 24 to May 26, 2024).
Art --- drawings [visual works] --- prints [visual works] --- easel paintings [paintings by form] --- heads [representations] --- studiekop --- Leonardo da Vinci --- Dyck, van, Anthony --- Jordaens, Jacob --- Massijs, Quinten --- Rubens, Peter Paul --- Rembrandt --- anno 1500-1599 --- anno 1600-1699 --- Europe --- Portrait painting, Dutch. --- Portrait painting, Netherlandish. --- Vermeer, Johannes, --- Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn, --- Rubens, Peter Paul, --- 1500-1699. --- Jordaens, Jacques
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Quinten Massys’ An Old Woman (‘The Ugly Duchess’) is one of the National Gallery’s most recognisable faces. Yet, despite her fame, she remains an elusive figure. In a fresh review of the iconic image, this book unveils the painting’s vibrant Renaissance context and its status as a pioneering work of satirical art, highlighting the period’s complex attitudes towards women, age and normative beauty. Based on a composition by Italian master Leonardo da Vinci, the painting is considered in light of this artistic exchange and the two artists’ shared experiment in the comic and expressive potential of distorting the human face. Over the centuries, ‘The Ugly Duchess’ has captivated generations of painters, printmakers and cartoonists, most famously John Tenniel, who borrowed her extraordinary features for his much-loved illustrations of Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (1865). A final chapter traces the eventful afterlife of this seminal image.
Painting --- kunst --- België --- schilderkunst --- renaissance --- Massijs Quinten --- 75.034 --- vijftiende eeuw --- zestiende eeuw --- tekenkunst --- portretschilderkunst --- Metsys Quinten --- da Vinci Leonardo --- esthetica --- lelijkheid --- kunst en humor --- Oil painting --- Painting, Primitive --- Paintings --- Graphic arts --- Massijs, Quinten --- Metsys, Quentin, --- Metsijs, Quinten --- Metsys, Quinten --- Metsijs, Quentin --- Massys, Quinten --- Massys, Quentin --- Massijs, Quentin --- Metsys, Quentin --- Matsys, Quinten --- Matsijs, Quinten --- Messius, Quintinus --- Masiis, Quentin --- Matsys, Quentin --- Messys, Quentin --- Metsijs, Quentib --- Metsys, Quinte --- Metsys, Quinte, --- Aesthetics of art --- ugliness --- influence --- satire [artistic device] --- old age --- Renaissance --- schoonheid (vrouw) --- Leonardo da Vinci --- paintings [visual works]
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