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Hans Holbein

    1 de enero de 1497 – 29 de noviembre de 1543
    Hans Holbein
    Tanec smrti = Der Totentanz
    The Drawings of Holbein
    Holbein's Drawings at Windsor Castle
    Holbein
    The Dance of Death
    Hans Holbein: paintings, prints, and reception [proceedings of the symposium "Hans Holbein: Paintings, Prints, and Reception, held 21 - 22 November 1997 in Washington]
    • This study brings together leading scholars from Europe and the United States to consider the art of Hans Holbein the Younger (1497/98–1543) from a variety of perspectives and disciplines. Generously illustrated and based on the most up-to-date research, the book is essential reading for anyone with an interest in Holbein the Younger and his magnificent art.In chapters relating to artistic exchange, the contributors discuss what Holbein knew of French and Italian art and how he utilized this knowledge. Conservation and technical chapters examine the materials and techniques in the painting The Ambassadors and documentary evidence on a series of festival paintings on canvas. Two contributors examine the artist’s woodcuts, particularly Dance of Death , in the light of contemporary political and theological issues. In addition, the historical and theoretical circumstances and contexts of Holbein’s portraits are investigated, notably their associations with classical antiquity and its revival in humanist thought. The book also considers the impact of the first scholarly monograph on Holbein’s reception and how German Romantic literary art criticism of the early nineteenth century shaped an image of his life and art.Published by the National Gallery of Art, Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts / Distributed by Yale University Press

      Hans Holbein: paintings, prints, and reception [proceedings of the symposium "Hans Holbein: Paintings, Prints, and Reception, held 21 - 22 November 1997 in Washington]
    • The Dance of Death

      • 208 páginas
      • 8 horas de lectura

      This edition features Holbein's iconic woodcuts from The Dance of Death, showcasing the folly of human greed through dramatic and witty imagery. Accompanied by Ulinka Rublack's insightful essay, it offers a fresh perspective on this medieval theme. A must-have for classic literature enthusiasts.

      The Dance of Death
    • Holbein

      the complete paintings

      Complete paintings of Holbein. Full page color photos of paintings

      Holbein
    • „Tanec smrti" Hanse Holbeina mladšího (1497 – 1543) představuje vrchol formálního a myšlenkového zpracování tématu smrti, které se vyvíjelo od středověku k renesanci. Téma se objevilo ve 14. století ve Francii, kde se začaly objevovat divadelní formy a malby „tance smrti" na hřbitovech a v klášterech. Na konci 15. století se již objevují knižní verze s dřevoryty. Holbein vytvořil své nejslavnější dílo v letech 1524-25 v Basileji, kde byl obeznámen s místními „tanci smrti". Zatímco předchozí umělci zachovávali tradiční ztvárnění, Holbeinovo pojetí je inovativní. Jeho smrtka není pouhým symbolem, ale živou postavou, která interaguje s lidmi jako přítel či nepřítel. Holbeinovo dílo je variací na myšlenku, že „jsme uprostřed života, v objetí smrti", a vyjadřuje klíčové momenty v životě jednotlivce. Dřevoryty vytvořil Hans Lützelburger, a první „zkušební" výtisky byly otištěny již v roce 1526. V roce 1538 bratři Trechselové vydali první datované výtisky v Lyonu. V Čechách vychází toto dílo poprvé, přičemž zachovává hierarchii tehdejší doby. Dva obrazy z „Tance smrti" se nacházejí i na zdi prachatické radnice, dokončené v roce 1571.

      Tanec smrti = Der Totentanz
    • The goddess Folly gives a speech, praising herself and explaining how much humanity benefits from her services, from politicians to philosophers, aristocrats, schoolteachers, poets, lawyers, theologians, monarchs and the clergy. At the same time, her discourse provides a satire of Erasmus's world, poking fun at false pedantry and the aberrations of Christianity. Woven throughout her monologue, a thread of irony calls into question the goddess's own words, in which ambiguities, allusions and interpretations collide in a way that makes Praise of Folly enduringly fascinating.

      Praise of Folly and Pope Julius Barred from Heaven
    • Mit Beiträgen zur Madonna des Basler Bürgermeisters Jakob Meyer ("Darmstädter Madonna") und zum sog. Holbein-Streit.

      Hans Holbeins Madonna im Städel