Still Life: Still Life Painting in the Early Modern PeriodEducational Warehouse, 1994 - 215 pages INSIGHTS INTO CHANGES OF MENTALITY AND PHILOSOPHY. HOW DO THE OBJECTS IN A STILL LIFE REFLECT THE CUSTOMS, IDEAS AND ASPIRATIONS OF THE TIME? THIS IS ONE OF THE QUESTIONS WHICH NORBERT SCHNEIDER ASKS IN THIS BOOK. THE PERIOD BETWEEN THE LATE MIDDLE AGES AND THE 17TH CENTURY WAS WITHOUT DOUBT THE HEYDAY OF THE STILL LIFE. IT IS AN ART FORM WHICH GIVES US VALUABLE INSIGHTS INTO CHANGES OF MENTALITY AND PHILOSOPHY AS WELL AS PEOPLE'S NOTIONS OF DEATH. STILL LIFES CHART THE HISTORY OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES AND THEIR ACCEPTANCE AS WELL AS THE GRADUAL REPLACEMENT OF THE MEDIAEVAL CONCEPT OF THE WORLD. |
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Introduction | 7 |
Origins and Early Stages of the Still Life | 25 |
Bodegones | 45 |
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17th century Abraham Mignon Abraham van Beijeren aesthetic Allegory Alte Pinakothek animals Antwerp artist background Baschenis basket Bergström Berlin Born Antwerp Bosschaert bowl Brueghel the Elder Caravaggio catalogue see note Chardin cm Alte Pinakothek Cologne colour court painter Daniel Seghers Delft depicted Detail from illustration died Amsterdam died Antwerp Dutch Evaristo Baschenis flowers Frankfurt Frans Snyders fruit genre Georg Flegel goblets grapes Guild of St Haarlem Hague Heem hunting illus Jacob Jordaens Jan Brueghel Jan Davidsz Jan van Kessel Jan Weenix Joachim Beuckelaer Kitchen Scene Kunst Leiden market scenes Marseus Mauritshuis Middle Ages Mignon Milan motif Munich Museum objects Oil on canvas Oil on copper Oil on oakwood Oil on wood painting Paris picture Pieter Aertsen Pieter Claesz portrait Pupil Rachel Ruysch religious Rubens Ruysch Seghers shows Staatliche Museen Stiftung preußischer Kulturbesitz symbols trompe l'œil tulip undated Oil Utrecht vanitas vase viewer volume Weenix Willem