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      PortraitureGrisailleMigration of Artists
Das Verständnis des Zerreißens und Spaltens als eines Ereignisses, das Leben, Liebe und Weisheit hervorbringt (wie beim Zerreißen des Vorhangs im Tempel), ist tief verwurzelt im visuellen und textuellen „Körper“ des antiken und... more
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      NachlebenKairosLysipposGrisaille
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      Renaissance ArtArt Theory and CriticismMannerismGiorgio Vasari and art historiography
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      Charles VTasteDuc de BerryGrisaille
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      Early Netherlandish PaintingKnowledge, Observation, metaknowledgeGrisailleDisguised symbolism
La grisaille fait-elle sens ? C’est la question posée par l’existence d’une peinture en nuances de gris dans le riche éventail qu'est celui des couleurs médiévales. C’est aussi la question à laquelle ont tenté de répondre un certain... more
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      Renaissance StudiesPaintingManuscript StudiesFrench Renaissance
Through an examination of the miracles of Anthony of Padua painted by Girolamo da Treviso in the Saraceni Chapel (1525–26), this essay demonstrates the complex ways in which monochrome painting would have created meaning for diverse... more
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      Art HistoryHagiographyItalian Renaissance ArtGrisaille
The article discusses the origins of grisaille manuscripts at the fifteenth-century Burgundian court under Duke Philip the Good (1396-1467), beginning with a payment record from 1455. The first part of the article examines the evidence... more
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      Manuscripts (Medieval Studies)Medieval illuminated manuscripts15th Century BurgundyColor
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      RhetoricItalian Renaissance ArtAgencyCounter-Reformation art
English Translation of the above article
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      Jan Van EyckFrench and Burgundian Court ArtHans MemlingGrisaille
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      Art HistoryMaurice Merleau-PontyColour TheoryDrawing
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      RembrandtGrisailleTronie
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      Self-Reference, Reflexivity, ReflectionSelfreflexivityVierge OuvranteGrisaille
The ancient Greeks had a name for the joy as well as the sorrow of an occasion that suddenly presents itself, but disappears just as swiftly: kairos, or in Latin occasio. Using the Mantua grisaille as starting point and leading motif,... more
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      Renaissance HumanismPolitical RhetoricAfterlife studiesAby Warburg
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      Art HistoryRenaissance StudiesMedieval ArtAvignon Papacy
An innovative visible retouching method was successfully attempted on a set of seven paintings, the Puys d'Amiens, amongst which three of them presented large losses. The challenge was to find a retouching solution that would enable... more
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      RetouchingAmiens CathedralGrisailleretouching reconstitution
In 2016, a hitherto unknown Book of hours was found at the Museum Betliar, Slovakia (part of the Slovak National Museum). After a basic research, the workshop of the manuscript´s illustrations could be identified. Their origin is settled... more
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      Art HistoryChristian Iconography15th Century Netherlandish ArtFlemish Painting
In the 1520s, a series of indigo-dyed linen cloths were painted in monochrome by Teramo Piaggio di Zoagli, for the Benedictine abbey of San Nicolò del Boschetto, outside Genoa. The cloths were intended to create an enclosure for the... more
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      Albrecht DürerLiguriaBenedictine MonasticismHistory of Genoa
in: Les modèles dans l’art du Moyen Âge (XIIe-XVe siècles) Models in the Art of the Middle Ages (12th–15th Centuries). Terrier Aliferis L, Borlée D (Eds); Les Études du RILMA, 10, Turnhout, 2018, Brepols: 121–132.
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      DrawingPatternsIlluminated manuscriptsOriginality in art
Texto sobre a exposição Retratos preto sobre preto, do artista Alexandre Ignácio Alvez, participante da II Mostra da 29ª ed. do Programa de Exposições do Centro cultural São Paulo, em 2019.
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      Contemporary ArtArte ContemporaneaContemporary PaintingPintura
The meaning of tearing and splitting as a life-, love- and wisdom-generating event (for example, the tearing of the temple curtain) is profoundly rooted in the visual and literary 'bodies' of ancient and Christian thought. The primordial... more
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      Philosophy of TimeKairosGrisaille
Long considered only a mere technique, grisaille illumination has so far resisted any attempt to uncover its many meanings. Assessing the reasons for such a reduction of color to shades of grey is no easy task, since it gathers a wide... more
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      Manuscript StudiesIllumination (Manuscripts, Books)Medieval ArtMedieval illuminated manuscripts
Journal of Glass Studies 15 (1973), 69-78.
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      Medieval ArtMedieval Stained GlassStained Glass MedievalGrisaille
À la fin du Moyen Âge, les documents rédigés en langue latine et italienne, française et catalane, allemande et flamande documentent un mode chromatique connu des artistes, commanditaires et notaires : l’œuvre « de blanc et de noir ».... more
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      Renaissance StudiesPaintingArchivesEuropean painting
Graue Fassaden waren nicht immer ein Synonym für Tristesse: Bei der Fassadengestaltung im Florentiner Palastbau des 15. Jahrhunderts konnte sogar nur das grau-weiße Sgraffito mit dem teuren Haustein konkurrieren. Das hohe Ansehen des... more
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      Art HistoryArt TheoryArchitectural HistoryHistory of Art
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      Jan Van EyckWoody AllenDonor PortraitAltarpieces
The Renaissance Society of America Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 15 April 2021.
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      17th Century Dutch RepublicRembrandt16th and 17th century Dutch and Flemish ArtGrisaille
In: Chiaroscuro als ästhetisches Prinzip. Kunst und Theorie des Helldunkels 1300–1500. Lehmann C, Gramaccini N, Rößler J, Dittelbach T (Eds), Berlin, 2018: De Gruyter.
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      Manuscript Studies16th and 17th century Dutch and Flemish ArtJean PucelleIlluminated manuscripts
Black as Ink. Materials and Techniques in Fiftheenth Century Flemish Grisaille Illumations by Jan de Tavernier, Willem Vrelant and Dreux Jean in New Persperspecitives on Flemish Illumination, Corpus of Illuminated Manuscripts, Vol 22,... more
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      Medieval illuminated manuscriptsArt Conservation, Technical Art History, Medieval PolychromyGrisaillePhysics and Technical Investigations of Fine Art
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      Print Culture16th Century Netherlandish ArtLandscapeAntiquarianism
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      Historia del ArteJuan De MarianaUniversidad de Salamanca (Spain)Grisaille
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      Italian Renaissance ArtFrescoColor Theory15th Century Florence