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Turnhout, Belgium: Brepols, 1999. Hardcover. VG/VG (binding tight, pages clean. There is a small, black marker star on ffep. Light scuffing to dust jacket.. Black cloth boards with gilt stamped design and gilt lettering; black dust jacket, color illustrated with white and yellow lettering; vii, 415 pp; illustrated in bw. A monograph on Flemish painter, David Ryckaert III. Includes bibliographical references (pages 257-263) and indexes.
David III Ryckaert, a seventeenth-century Flemish painter of peasant scenes by VAN HAUTE, Bernadette - 1999.
by VAN HAUTE, Bernadette
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David III Ryckaert, a seventeenth-century Flemish painter of peasant scenes
by VAN HAUTE, Bernadette
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Turnhout,: Brepols,, 1999.. Published in the series: Pictura Nova, Studies in 16th and 17th century Flemish Painting and Drawing. This monograph presents a contextual study of the work of David III Ryckaert (1612-1661), who established a reputation as a painter of peasant scenes. According to twentieth-century critics, Ryckaert was no more than a minor imitator of other Flemish painters, particularly Adriaen Brouwer and David II Teniers. Underlying such relegation of Ryckaert is an uncritical and distinctly modernist glorification of originality, or merely novelty, which was alien to the culture of Flemish painting in which David III Ryckaert flourished. Drawing on the work of other artists, sometimes employing other artists to complete works or consciously incorporating elements of famous paintings as a signatory compliment, were all part of the creative community of art. Adaptation of existing styles, techniques and subjects was a minute and testing undertaking. These aesthetic norms were recognized by artist and public alike so that creative and refining variation operated as praiseworthy criteria. The chief argument of this study is that a careful reconstruction of the socio-cultural circumstances surrounding the production of Ryckaert's paintings allows a serious re-appraisal of his eclecticism and a wider appreciation of his individual endeavours and possibly the work of other artists as well. In order to demonstrate the workings of the Flemish artistic community, a number, or series, of contextual frames is presented in which to view the production and achievement of David III Ryckaert. Each chapter provides a new frame-moving from the most general yet foundational influences of his family to the more specific and obviously identifiable relations of contemporary artists and David III Ryckaert. Within each chapter, a chronological approach is followed, which provides an opportunity to trace Ryckaert's artistic development and to place it precisely within contemporary trends in genre painting.. 25 cm, vii, 415 pages, with 121 b/w illustrations. Black publisher's cloth and dust jacket. New copy. Art - kunst
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- Edition Published in the series: Pictura Nova, Studies in 16th and 17th
- Binding Hardcover
- Publisher Brepols,
- Place of Publication Turnhout,
- Date Published 1999.
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David III Ryckaert: A Seventeenth Century Flemish Painter of Peasant Scenes
by Haute, Bernadette Van and David Ryckaert
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