Étiqueté : gravure

Conférence : Dominique Allart et Antonio Geremicca, “Examiner des gravures anciennes, méthodes et enjeux”, 16 février 2023, Liège, Université de Liège, Auditorium du Grand Curtius, à 18h30

«Examiner des gravures anciennes, méthodes et enjeux» Conférence inaugurale du cycle de conférences «Gravures anciennes Enquêtes de sens» Conférenciers : Prof. Dominique ALLART (ULiège) et Prof. Antonio GEREMICCA (Université de Calabre) Qu’est-ce qu’une gravure ? Comment aborder la question de son authenticité, de sa datation ? Comment identifier son auteur ? Enquête, loupe en main, en compagnie de jeunes historiens de l’art, sur une sélection de gravures anciennes du Musée Wittert de l’Université de Liège....

Parution : Anne-Sophie Pellé, « Aemulatio Italorum. La réception culturelle des gravures de Mantegna dans l’art germanique au temps d’Albrecht Dürer », Turnhout, Brepols, 2022

À la Renaissance, si le medium de la gravure permet désormais aux artistes de rivaliser entre eux à distance, dès la fin du xve siècle, la diffusion des modèles gravés par l’atelier du prestigieux peintre de cour des marquis de Mantoue, Andrea Mantegna, a suscité sur le territoire germanique une véritable émulation d’ordre culturelle, dans laquelle la question du rapport à l’identité occupe une place fondamentale. Dès lors, dans les images, deux paradigmes se dessinent :...

Parution : R. Noyes (ed.), « Reassessing Epistemic Images in the Early Modern World », Amsterdam University Press, 2022

This edited collection of papers explores from an interdisciplinary perspective the role of images and objects in early modern knowledge-making practices with an emphasis on mapping methodological approaches against printed pictures and things. The volume brings together work across diverse printed images, objects, and materials produced c. 1500-1700, as well as well as works in the ambit of early modern print culture, to reframe a comparative history of the rise of the ‘epistemic imprint’ as...

Exposition : « From the Collector’s Cabinet. Dutch Drawings », Los Angeles, The Getty Center, 11 octobre 2022-13 janvier 2023

An exhibition of Dutch drawings including figure studies by Rembrandt van Rijn and Ferdinand Bol, rare landscapes by Cornelis Vroom and Jacques de Gheyn II, and botanicals by Maria Sibylla Merian and Jacob Marrel. Featuring over 30 drawings that are new to the collection, many of these artworks have never been shown at the Getty Museum. Source

Parution : « L’Attention au monde. Paysages gravés du XVIIe siècle », cat. exp. (Rouen, Maison de l’Université, 29 septembre-4 novembre 2022), Paris, Éditions 1:1, 2022

L’ouvrage accompagne l’exposition accueillie à la Maison de l’Université de Rouen (Place Emile Blondel, Mont-Saint-Aignan) du 29 septembre au 4 novembre 2022. Celle-ci regroupe une trentaine d’œuvres gravées consacrées au paysage et dues à des artistes actifs entre France, Flandres et Italie au XVIIe siècle : Claude Le Lorrain, Sébastien Bourdon, Henri Mauperché, Israël Silvestre, Francisque Millet, mais aussi les graveurs d’origine flamande Albert Flamen, Herman van Swanevelt, Mathieu Montaigne, Abraham Genoels ou, également actif à Paris,...

Exposition : « Before Dürer », Francfort-sur-le-Main, Städel Museum, du 28 septembre 2022 au 22 janvier 2023

In the fifteenth century, even before the invention of letterpress printing with movable type, the first techniques for printing images were developed. The woodcut led the way, with the technically more complex engraving following close on its heels. Emerging around 1430/40 from the gold engraving craft, the engraving not only provided a further method of reproducing religious and secular images, but also offered new artistic possibilities. Early on, for example, the Master E. S. (active...

Exposition : « Fake News & Lying Pictures. Political Prints in the Dutch Republic », Urbana Champaign, Kranner Art Museum, 25 août-17 décembre 2022

Comedians, editorial cartoons, and memes harness the power of satire, parody, and hyperbole to provoke laughter, indignation—even action. These forms of expression are usually traced to eighteenth-century artists, such as William Hogarth, but they are grounded in the unprecedented freedom of artistic expression in the seventeenth-century Dutch Republic. This exhibition explores the myriad and complex visual strategies early modern printmakers in the United Provinces used to memorialize historical events, lionize and demonize domestic and international...

Colloque : “Print and Practice: Spatialising the Early Modern”, Sheffield, Sheffield Centre for Early Modern Studies, le 30 septembre 2022

With funding from the Society for Renaissance Studies and the University of Sheffield’s School of English, the Sheffield Centre for Early Modern Studies is pleased to announce this interdisciplinary colloquium interrogating the theme of space, c.1500-1700. Recent studies on space have allowed researchers to better understand the material and social lives of those underrepresented in the historical record. With a keynote talk, taught practice-led sessions and a roundtable discussion, we hope to generate theoretical insights...

Exposition : “Rhinoceros – a fabulous animal works on paper from three centuries”, Nuremberg, Germanisches Nationalmuseum, du 21 juillet 2022 au 26 juillet 2023

The studio exhibition presents images of the rhinoceros on paper from three centuries. This period saw the transformation from a creature of the imagination to a realistically-depicted animal. In 1500, almost no-one in Europe had ever actually seen a rhinoceros, and the legendary creature was associated with myth and many stories. It was considered wild, dangerous and the elephant’s natural enemy, but also exotically fascinating, testimony to an unknown world. Two images, in particular, were...

Exposition : « The Renaissance in the North: New Prints and Perspectives », Washington, National Gallery of Art, 3 juillet-27 novembre 2022

The region of northern Europe today known as Germany, Switzerland, Belgium, and the Netherlands experienced momentous social, political, and artistic transformation from 1450 through the early 1600s, a time now called the Northern Renaissance. Rare prints by Albrecht Dürer, Hendrick Goltzius, and other influential artists are shown alongside engravings, etchings, and woodcuts by other highly talented but less familiar figures, such as Erhard Schön and Jan Sadeler I. This visual feast of works recently added...

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