For my Dutch Art History Final exam I need to know the important facts
about the following paintings for identification and essay questions:
Rembrandt-"Saskia at her Betrothal" 1633
Rembrandt-"Six's Bridge" 1645
Rembrandt-"Self Portrait, aged 34 (after Raphael)" 1640
Rembrandt-"Stoning of St.Stephen" 1629
Rembrandt-"Three Crosses"1653
Rembrandt-"anatomy lesson of Dr. Joan Deymen.(frag?)"1656
Rembrandt-"Bathsheba with KIng David's Letter" 1654
Rembrandt-"Blinding of Samson O.T.W." 1636
Rembrandt-"Jewish Bride (cyrus + Aspasia?)" 16662
Rembrandt-"The Nightwatch" 1642
Rembrandt-"Descent from the Cross" 1634
Rembrandt-"Self Portrait w/ Saskia" 1634
Rembrandt-"The Mill (cleaned)"1650
Rembrandt-"Last Self portrait"1669
Rembrandt-"Aristotle contemplating the Bust of Homer" 1653
Esaias van de Velde-"Cattle Ferry" 1662
Rembrandt-"lady +Gentlemen in Black" 1633
Rembrandt-"Judas Returning the 30 pieces of Silver" 1629
Hendrick Avercamp-"Winter scene on a Frozen Canal"
Aert van der neer-"Moonlit landscape with Bridge" 1648-1650
Saloman van Ruysdael-"River Landscape with a Ferry" 1650
Rembrandt-"Hundred Guilder Print: Christ Healing the Sick" 1649
Rembrandt-"Jacob blessing the sons of Joseph" 1656
Rembrandt-"Samson +Delilah" 1628
Gerard Huuckgeest-"Tomb of William the Silent in
Nieuwckek-(delft?)"1651
Aert de Gelder-"Blessing of Tobias and Sarah"
Govaert Flink-"Issac Blessing Jacob"1638
meindert hobbemu-"Travelers"1663
Meindert Hobbema-"Avenue Middle Harnis" 1689
Pieter Jansz Saenredam-"View of the Old Town Hall, Amsterdam"1651
Gerrit Adriansz berckheyde-"Town Hall Amsterdam"-1672
jan van der Heyden-"View of the Herengracht, Amsterdam" 1668-1674
Carel Fabritus-"view of delft"1652
Willem van Aelst-"Still life with Dead Game" 1661
Emanuel de Witte-"Interior of a Gothic Church" 1668
Ambrosius/bosschaert-"Bouquet of Flowers in a Glass Vase" 1621
Jan Davidsz de heem-"Vase of Flowers" 1645
Jan van Huysum-"Bouquet of Flowers in an urn" 1724
Willem Claesz Heda_"Breakfast Table Still Life with Blackberry Pie"
1631
Abraham van beyeren-"Banquet Still Life" 1650s
Jacob van Ruisdael-"Windmill at Wijk bij Durstede" 1668
jacob van Ruisdael-"View of haarlem"
Jacob van Ruisdael-"View of GRainfields" 1670s
Jacob van Ruisdael-"Jewish Cemetery" mid 1650s
Rembrandt-"Syndics of the Cloth Guild" 1662
Rembrandt-"The three Trees" 1643
Rembrandt-"Conspiracy of Claudius Civilus" 1661-1662
Rembrandt-"Risen Christ at Emmaus" 1628-30
Rembrandt-"Risen Christ at Emmaus" 1648
Rembrandt-" Anatomy lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp" 1632
Jan van Goyen-"Lanscape with Two oaks" 1641
Jan Van Goyen-"View from the Dordreccht from the Dordtse Kil" 1644
Aelbert Cuyp-"Cows and Herdsmen by a River"
Simon de (Vlieger or Ulieger?)-"View of a Beach"-1646
Jan van de Cappelle-"Ships in Calm"1654
Salomen van Ruysdael-"Landscape with a Sandy Road" 1628
Pieter Jansz Saenredam-"Interior of the Church of st. Odulphuskerk,
Assendelft" 1649
Adraen van de Velde-"Beach at Schevening" 1670
Pieter Jansz Saenredam-"Interior of the Cathedral of St.John at the
hertogenbosch" 1646
Ludolf Bakhuizen-"Ships in Distress off a Rocky Coast" 1667
Willem II van de Velde-"Sea Scape with a man of war" 1690
again I need information on these art works, their significance in art
history, style, ect.. |
Request for Question Clarification by
ragingacademic-ga
on
09 Jan 2003 13:42 PST
starmorwen -
Thanks for your question.
I can provide you information on these works, but I want to make sure
we are aligned as far as your expectations go. Can you provide one
example of the kind of information you are expecting to see for each
of the paintings?
thanks,
ragingacademic
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Clarification of Question by
starmorwen-ga
on
09 Jan 2003 13:52 PST
I aleady have pictures of all the art-works, the titles, the artists,
and the dates. What I need is a short summary of each paintings
significance in the scheme of Art History, style, and development of
the particular painting. I am studyingg for my Dutch Art History final
and need to be able to write a few sentences about each painting, and
also incorporate the information into a larger essay. I was sick for
much of the semester so i missed the class notes on them. If you need
more money to do the research that is not a problem.
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Clarification of Question by
starmorwen-ga
on
09 Jan 2003 14:14 PST
oh sorry, i hadn't read your response.ok for example:
Gerard HOuckgeest-"The New Church at Delft, with the Tomb of Willem
the Silent" 1650...About 1650 the most interesting developments in
architectural paintings took place in Delft, where a new phase began
with the church interiors by Gerard Houckgeest, Emmanuel de Witte, and
Hendrick Cornelisz van Vliet.
Gerard Houckegeest probably a van Bassen pupil began as a painter of
imaginary church interiors and REnaissance buildingsHis first known
depiction of an actual Church interior is his unexpected "New Church
in Delft..."If you compare Houckgeest's with Saenredam who had been
paingting pictures of identifiable churches for more than two decades,
in Saenredams church interiors the line of vision is always at an
angle of about 90 degrees to the center of the nave or wall he
depicts. In the "New Church" HOuckgeest shifts his position to the
side to give an angle of 45 degrees to the priciple axis. The new
position creates intriguingly intracate diagnol views. He also has
considerably shortened the distance between the viewer and the massive
colimn. The general tonality of the painting is light, yet there is a
striking gain in contrast in the values of his colours, a pronounced
change from Saenredams's delicate monochromatic mode. Bright rays of
sunlight, which are never found in Saenredam's interior's now enter
the church and relieve the powerful weight of the columns. People in
the church have gained emphasis too, and their clothing provides some
vivid colour accents....(again if more money is needed for this
research that is not a problem)
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Request for Question Clarification by
jbf777-ga
on
09 Jan 2003 18:45 PST
Hello -
You might want to break this question up into 5 to 6 $50-$200
questions. Just a thought.
jbf777-ga
GA Researcher
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Clarification of Question by
starmorwen-ga
on
09 Jan 2003 18:53 PST
For my Dutch Art History Final exam I need to know the important facts
about the following paintings for identification and essay questions:
Rembrandt-"Saskia at her Betrothal" 1633
Rembrandt-"Six's Bridge" 1645
Rembrandt-"Self Portrait, aged 34 (after Raphael)" 1640
Rembrandt-"Stoning of St.Stephen" 1629
Rembrandt-"Three Crosses"1653
Rembrandt-"anatomy lesson of Dr. Joan Deymen.(frag?)"1656
Rembrandt-"Bathsheba with KIng David's Letter" 1654
Rembrandt-"Blinding of Samson O.T.W." 1636
Rembrandt-"Jewish Bride (cyrus + Aspasia?)" 16662
Rembrandt-"The Nightwatch" 1642
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