Illuminations: Italian Baroque Masterworks in Canadian Collections
Editat de Benedict Lecaen Limba Engleză Paperback – 18 mai 2015
Featuring some of Canada's foremost Baroque paintings, Illuminations studies the Baroque fascination with theatricality and visual spectacle in religious, mythological, and popular imagery. It explores how seventeenth-century audiences were confronted with pictures that frequently broke conventions by manipulating the sources and meaning of light while depicting all types of subjects.
Accompanies a travelling exhibition opening at the Art Gallery of Hamilton (Hamilton): February 28-May 31, 2015 and then moving to the Art Gallery of Alberta (Edmonton), June 26-October 12, 2015.
Accompanies a travelling exhibition opening at the Art Gallery of Hamilton (Hamilton): February 28-May 31, 2015 and then moving to the Art Gallery of Alberta (Edmonton), June 26-October 12, 2015.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781907804571
ISBN-10: 1907804579
Pagini: 96
Ilustrații: 66 color illustrations
Dimensiuni: 180 x 178 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.3 kg
Editura: Giles
Colecția Giles
ISBN-10: 1907804579
Pagini: 96
Ilustrații: 66 color illustrations
Dimensiuni: 180 x 178 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.3 kg
Editura: Giles
Colecția Giles
Cuprins
Director’s Foreword
Acknowledgements
The Plates
Each with a tombstone caption, each presented on a 2-page spread:
Plate 1. Luca Giordano, Massacre of the Children of Niobe, c. 1685, (175 x 259cm) AGH.
Plate 2. Luca Giordano, Suicide of Cato, c. 1660, (97 x 127cm) AGH. 1
Plate 3. Simon Vouet, The Gypsy Fortune Teller, 1620, (120 x 170.2cm ) NGC.
Plate 4. Mattia Preti, St. Paul the Hermit, c. 1656, (233.7 x 180.7cm) AGO.
Plate 5. Giovanni Battista Langetti, Isaac Blessing Jacob, date unknown
50 × 663/4 in. (127 × 169.5 cm), AGO.
Plate 6. Luca Giordano, Astronomy, c. 1653–54 or 1680–92?, (127.4 × 99.5 cm)
AGO
Plate 7. Nicolas Poussin, Venus, Mother of Aeneas, Presenting Him with Arms Forged by Vulcan,c. 1636–37,(108 × 134.6 cm), AGO
Plate 8. Giacinto Brandi, The Weeping Heraclitus, c. 1690, Agnes Etherington Art Centre, (AEAC) Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario
Plate 9. Ciro Ferri, Joseph Turning Away from Potiphar’s Wife, c. 1675
Oil on canvas, (75.6 × 104.1 cm), AEAC
Plate. 10. Andrea Lanzani, The Blind Belisarius, c. 1680, (115 x 160 cm) AEAC.
Plate. 11. Matthias Stom, Christ and the Women in Adultery, c. 1632, (101.6 x 137.2 cm) MMFA.
Plate. 12. Jusepe Ribera, St. Joseph, c. 1635 (62 x 72cm) MMFA.
Introduction by Benedict Leca
Light and Shadow in Italian Baroque painting, by Devin Therien
Bernini, Canada, and Light , by C.D. Dickerson, Kimbell Art Museum
From Italy to Holland: Caravaggio’s Darkness and Light Come North, by Lloyd DeWitt, Art Gallery of Ontario
Collecting Italian Baroque Painting in Canada, by D. Therien
Selected Bibliography
Appendix
Index
Acknowledgements
The Plates
Each with a tombstone caption, each presented on a 2-page spread:
Plate 1. Luca Giordano, Massacre of the Children of Niobe, c. 1685, (175 x 259cm) AGH.
Plate 2. Luca Giordano, Suicide of Cato, c. 1660, (97 x 127cm) AGH. 1
Plate 3. Simon Vouet, The Gypsy Fortune Teller, 1620, (120 x 170.2cm ) NGC.
Plate 4. Mattia Preti, St. Paul the Hermit, c. 1656, (233.7 x 180.7cm) AGO.
Plate 5. Giovanni Battista Langetti, Isaac Blessing Jacob, date unknown
50 × 663/4 in. (127 × 169.5 cm), AGO.
Plate 6. Luca Giordano, Astronomy, c. 1653–54 or 1680–92?, (127.4 × 99.5 cm)
AGO
Plate 7. Nicolas Poussin, Venus, Mother of Aeneas, Presenting Him with Arms Forged by Vulcan,c. 1636–37,(108 × 134.6 cm), AGO
Plate 8. Giacinto Brandi, The Weeping Heraclitus, c. 1690, Agnes Etherington Art Centre, (AEAC) Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario
Plate 9. Ciro Ferri, Joseph Turning Away from Potiphar’s Wife, c. 1675
Oil on canvas, (75.6 × 104.1 cm), AEAC
Plate. 10. Andrea Lanzani, The Blind Belisarius, c. 1680, (115 x 160 cm) AEAC.
Plate. 11. Matthias Stom, Christ and the Women in Adultery, c. 1632, (101.6 x 137.2 cm) MMFA.
Plate. 12. Jusepe Ribera, St. Joseph, c. 1635 (62 x 72cm) MMFA.
Introduction by Benedict Leca
Light and Shadow in Italian Baroque painting, by Devin Therien
Bernini, Canada, and Light , by C.D. Dickerson, Kimbell Art Museum
From Italy to Holland: Caravaggio’s Darkness and Light Come North, by Lloyd DeWitt, Art Gallery of Ontario
Collecting Italian Baroque Painting in Canada, by D. Therien
Selected Bibliography
Appendix
Index
Notă biografică
Benedict Leca is director of Curatorial Affairs, Art Gallery of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Devin Therien is Guest Curator, Art Gallery of Hamilton
C.D. Dickerson is curator of European Art at the Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, TX
Lloyd DeWitt is curator of European Art, Art Gallery of Ontario, Canada
Descriere
Investigates how Italian Baroque painting demonstrates an unprecedented ability to create powerful spectacles through pictorial illumination.