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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «MEMLINC»
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1
Hans
Memlinc a Notice of His Life and Works by W. H. James Weale
John van Eyck's Madonnas are always worldly, often repulsive (as, for instance,
in the altar-piece at the Academy of Bruges), Roger's simply affectionate and
maternal, while Memlinc's, by their exquisite purity, tenderness, dignity, and mild
...
William Henry James Weale,
1865
Although occasionally there may be certain imperfections with these old texts, we feel they deserve to be made available for future generations to enjoy.
W. H. James (William Henry James) Weale,
2012
3
Early Netherlandish Triptychs: A Study in Patronage
This triptych demonstrates a further loss of invention in that it utilizes scenes and
figures that had appeared before in the work of Memlinc and other Flemish
masters. We have seen how the arrangement of the Passion scenes is very
similar to ...
Shirley Neilsen Blum,
1969
4
The A to Z of Renaissance Art
MEMLINC, HANS ° 283 man nude form. The saint is presented as a slender,
youthful figure who remains calm in the face of adversity. His delicate, graceful
features provide a marked contrast to the brutish Roman archers who prepare
their ...
5
Hats: A History of Fashion in Headwear
138. Lucrezia Crivelliby Bernado Martini. (Mr. Newall.) stone head, painted.
Maria Sforza. byBembo. Brera Gallery. Milan. 142. Hans Memlinc. Bourges
Hospital, St. Jean. Memlinc. Buckingham Palace. Memlinc. Buckingham Palace.
Memlinc.
6
Opening Doors: The Early Netherlandish Triptych Reinterpreted
On this, see the introduction. 73. Białostocki, Musées de Pologne, 67–68, and
Vos, Hans Memling, 88 n. 4, also discuss Mary and eve and their relation to the
motif of open and closed gates to heaven. 74. Hull, Hans Memlinc's Paintings, 53,
...
7
Art of the Western World: From Ancient Greece to Post Modernism
THE NORTH IN THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY In 1489, shortly after the Florentine
humanist Pico della Mirandola had declared that man was nearly divine and the
master of his own destiny, Hans Memlinc produced the Shrine of Saint Ursula for
...
8
The Oxford Dictionary of Art
Memlinc, Hans is seen in his fresco of the Ascension (1478–80) for the dome of
SS. Apostoli in Rome, fragments of which are in the Quirinal Palace and the
Vatican. Memlinc (or Memling), Hans (b Seligenstadt, nr. Frankfurt, c.1430/40; ...
9
Art and Culture: Painting and Perspective
They are: (i) Hans Memlinc/Memling (1440-1494) (ii) Cranach the Elder (1472-
1553/1557) (iii) Rubens (1577-1640) (iv) Rembrandt (1606-1669) Both Memlinc
and Cranach selected one stage of the story: Bathsheba being watched by David
...
Ahsan Jan Qaisar, Som Prakash Verma,
2002
10
The History of Sailing Ships: The Story of Their Development ...
The most famous of all the works of that delightful Flemish painter Memlinc is the
reliquary of St. Ursula. Those who saw the wonderful collection of " Primitives "
brought together in Bruges in the year 1902 will recollect the eight exquisite ...
Edward Keble Chatterton,
2010