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    Natura naturata versus natura naturans: Different ways of pursuing naturalism in the north and the south Throughout the paper, the question of how and to what extent early Netherlandish painting influenced Leonardo’s paintings of the High Renaissance has been discussed. By showing how Early Netherlandish artists may have influenced their Italian successors, we could set the foundation through comparison. Then, by discussing the characteristic of chiaroscuro in each period, we could see the direction of development in this technique in portraiture. Finally, by analyzing Leonardo da Vinci’s advanced skill, we could appreciate its delicacy and the harmony of symbolism and chiaroscuro. The conclusion will look at the general difference between the attitudes to nature in the two regions. Art…

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    Dirk Bouts Influence

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    Dirk Bouts was a Northern Renaissance and Early Netherlandish painter. He was greatly influenced by Jan van Eyck and Rogier van der Weyden. He was known for his devotional panels and portraits and most of his paintings had to do with Biblical concepts. He lived during a time in history when the middle ages ended and the renaissance began. His painting, Moses before the burning bush, with Moses removing his shoes, is a beautiful rendering of the scene when Moses first beholds the presence of God,…

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    Death Of Christus

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    The Timken Museum of art holds the painting Death of the Virgin by Petrus Christus, ca 1460-65 Putnam Foundation, oil on oak, transferred to mahogany (171.1x138.4 cm). There are six different galleries the Italian gallery, the French gallery, the American gallery, the Donna Knox sefton gallery, the Special Exhibition gallery and the Icon gallery. The Italian gallery is pink and the paintings hang from the walls on pink cords. The French gallery is a mirror image of the Italian gallery. The…

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    construe the general goal of the painter, which is to emphasise the sitter, but the brightness does confuse viewers at first sight. The inclusion of an interior space is groundbreaking itself (if we consider the Arnolfini Portrait (fig.2) as a kind of certificate rather than a portrait), but the depiction in Christus’s painting seems immature and the depth of the room defies common sense. As the figure seems too large for this narrow space, it could be inferred that the perspective may not…

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    Netherlandish Art Analysis

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    The painting I found was the Triptych with the Adoration of the Magi, the Adoration of the Shepherds and the Rest on the flight into Egypt by Master of the Lille Adoration in Antwerp around 1520-1530. This painting is on display in the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam, Netherlands. It is located in the 1400-1500s collection of the museum. Early Netherlandish art paintings, also known as Flemish art, are mostly biblical in nature and try to convey a message or lesson to the viewers.…

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    The Early Netherlandish period holds its place in time as one of the most important periods of art history. The progression of Western culture in this era is demonstrated by more relatable depictions of everyday life in art, along with more sophisticated techniques used to show the finer details of these events. Moreover, Early Netherlandish art is fascinating because of how ahead of the Italian Proto Renaissance it is in terms of refinement. Yet by later standards, it is considered to be simple…

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    Arnolfini Wedding Analysis

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    masterpiece of ‘realistic’ interior, or even genre, painting. But the question arises whether the patient enthusiasm bestowed upon this marvellous interior anticipates the modern principle of ‘l’art pour l’art,’ so to speak, or is still rooted to some extent in the medieval tendency of investing visible objects with an allegorical or symbolic meaning. Panofsky's outcome was that the narrow setting in the Portrait of Giovanni Arnolfini and his Wife acts both as an archive of existence and a…

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    Jan Van Eyck Essay

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    Jan van Eyck: “The Father of Oil Painting” Jan van Eyck was born around 1390 and died in 1441. Jan lived in Bruges for most of his life working for the nobility. He has been credited with perfecting and developing oil painting techniques. Meanwhile, before the Renaissance painting with oil was unpopular because it took a long time to dry; however, two advantages to oil was the vibrant color and the different ways to apply then manipulate the paint. Jan van Eyck’s personal signature on much of…

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    Hieronymus Bosch (2p minimum) introduction Exploring the concept of the Christian Worldview- Hieronymus Bosch and his rather infamous triptych ‘The Garden of Earthly Delights. We misunderstand the artist if we fail to look past his grotesque beasts and monsters biography real name was Jeroen van Aken and in Spain, he is known as “El Bosco”. Bosch was a Dutch painter of the 15th-16th century Little is known about the life of this Early Netherlandish Renaissance artist, but we do know that both…

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    Throughout the fifteenth century, the Deposition of Christ became an increasingly popular literary topic, resulting in the production of numerous paintings reflecting Mary’s absolute compassion for Christ. Perhaps one of the most fascinating illustrations of the Deposition, and one that combines multiple narratives into one shallow scene, is Rogier van der Weyden’s Descent from the Cross, 1435-1438 [Fig. 1]. As a whole, this altarpiece is centered around Christ’s removal from the cross and the…

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