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Caravaggio to Canaletto

The Glory of Italian Baroque and Rococo Painting: Exhibition, Budapest, Széművészeti Múzeum, 23 October 2013- 16 February 2014

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  • 17 Lesestunden

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Caravaggio to Canaletto - A stunning exhibition catalogue from the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest. The catalogue seeks to provide a comprehensive picture of Italian Baroque and Rococo painting, containing numerous new research results pertaining to issues of attribution, iconography and collecton history relating to the discussed period. The exhibition catalogue charts the twin-track rise of the post-Renaissance naturalism of Caravaggio and his followers - reaching scandalous heights as early as 1593 with his Boy with a Basket of Fruit - and the formal classicism of Carracci and Reni.

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Caravaggio to Canaletto, Axel Vecsey, Ágota Varga, Daniele Benati, John T. Spike, Dóra Sallay, Cesare De Seta, Zsuzsanna Dobos

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Titel
Caravaggio to Canaletto
Untertitel
The Glory of Italian Baroque and Rococo Painting: Exhibition, Budapest, Széművészeti Múzeum, 23 October 2013- 16 February 2014
Sprache
Englisch
Erscheinungsdatum
2013
Einband
Hardcover
Seitenzahl
460
ISBN10
6155304181
ISBN13
9786155304187
Reihe
Beschreibung
Caravaggio to Canaletto - A stunning exhibition catalogue from the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest. The catalogue seeks to provide a comprehensive picture of Italian Baroque and Rococo painting, containing numerous new research results pertaining to issues of attribution, iconography and collecton history relating to the discussed period. The exhibition catalogue charts the twin-track rise of the post-Renaissance naturalism of Caravaggio and his followers - reaching scandalous heights as early as 1593 with his Boy with a Basket of Fruit - and the formal classicism of Carracci and Reni.