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| Name | Renaissance Art - 12 Netherlands |
| Video Uploader | Video From Asura Gallery - Art History |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 27-09-2017 22:42:04 |
| Video Discription | Twelfth video about the Renaissance Art serie. Any doubt? Send me a message. Asura Gallery: http://asuragallery.blogspot.com/ Historia del Arte: http://anamurahistoriadelarte.blogspot.com/ Renaissance is introduced here by Franch artists. Architecture. Gothic forms with some renaissance adds. Antwerp City Hall: by Cornelis de Vriendt. Leyden City Hall. Houses of Ghent. Sculpture. Introduced by Margaret of Austria. Conrad Meit: Judith and Tomb of Margaret of Austria. Jean Mone: Altarpiece of S. Gudula in Brussels. Cornelis Floris de Vriendt: architect and sculptor. Tabernacle of S. Leonard of Leau. Choir of Tournai. Adriaen de Vries: mannerist. Movement and curve forms. Bronce. Mercury and Psiche. Laocoonte. Painting. In XVI century, the artistic center of the Netherlands goes from Bruges to Antwerp. The mannerism is called nordic mannerism. Quentin Massys: influenced by Leonardo. Descent of S. Anne. Bury of Christ. Joachim Patinir: landscapes. Baptism of Christ. Landscape with Charon crossing the Styx. Lucas Van Leyden: religious and genre pieces. Tentation of S. Anthony. Chess players. Bernard Van Orly: retratist. Holy Family. Karel Van Mander: painter, poet and art historian, known by his recopilation of biographies of painters. Founder of the drawing academy of Haarlem. Garden of Love. Continence of Scipio. Bartholomeus Spranger: one of the bests. Stylized and erotic figures and great color. Self portrait. Hercules and Deyanira. Hercules and Onfalia. Minerva. Salmacis and Hermaphrodito. Angelica and Medoro. Abraham Bloemaert: painter and engravist. Evolved to the tenebrist naturalism of Caravaggio, but didn’t practise the ugliness. He did all the painting genres: historic, alegoric, dramatic, still life, portraits, animals... Niobe crying for her sons. Predication of S. John the Baptist. Landscape with resting farmers. Venere e amore. Hendrick Goltzius: ornaments and exagerated musculatures. Engravings. Lot and his daughters. Hand. Icarus. Pygmalion. Fortitude and patience. Astronomy. Mercury and the arts. Joachim Wtewael: mannerist, but later has influences of the naturalism of Caravaggio. Kitchen Scene. Venus and Mars discovered by Vulcan. Venus and Mars discovered by the Gods. Andromeda and Perseus. Martyrdom of S. Sebastian. Adoration. Roelandt Savery: landscapes with exotic animals. You can even find dodos! Forest with deer. Landscape with birds. Ambrosius Bosschaert: still life. Vase with flowers in a window. Still life. Marten de Vos: last mannerism. Tentations of S. Anthony. Final Judgement. St. Luke painting the Virgin. Adam and Eve after the expulsion of Paradise. Seven Liberal Arts. Cornelis van Haarlem: one of the main painters, member of the school of Haarlem. Painted mainly portraits. Fall of the Titans. Banquet of the officials of the company of S. George. Frans Hals: in the transition to baroque. Master of portraits. Influence of Cornelis. Self portrait. René Descartes. Smiling man. Happy drinker. Willem van Heythuysen. Young man with a skull. Civic militia of S. George of Haarlem. Pieter Brueghel the Elder: he is the most important painter. Well known by his landscapes with many symbologies. Hunters in the snow. Peasant wedding. He has some influence of Bosch. Fall of the Rebel Angels. Triumph of Death. Triumph of Death: the triumph of death over world things, symbolized by an army of skeletons attacking Earth. Flemish Proverbs: it has more than 100 flemish proverbs of the time. Dulle Griet: also known as Mad Meg, a peasang woman that lead an army of women to Hell. Schlaraffenland: inspired in a book by Hans Sachs. There are three men in the ground because they drank too much, they are fat and possible sleeping, each one wearing different clothers to represent the three social classes: gentleman, peasant and man of letters, student or cleric. Tower of Babel: he painted two, and symbolized the doom of the growing thrist of power of the humans. Harvest: it represents the summer. The landscape is very important. Vine in the feast of S. Martin: many characters around a red barrel in the center with various attitudes. Census in Bethelem: he used this theme to paint a snow landscape. Jan Brueghel the Elder: still life, and later landscape. Bouquet. Pieter Brueghel the Younger: landscapes and religious and fantasy themes. Uses to paint a lot of fire and grotesque figures. Party in the town. Dance of wedding. Peasant wedding. Jan Brueghel the Younger: landscapes and alegoric scenes. Copied artworks of his father, like Animals entering the Noe Arch. Paradise. Music: Pavana I-VI by Luys Milan Photos taken in Google images. No copyright infringement intended. |
| Category | Education |
| Tags | art history | historia del arte | art | arte | renaissance (art period/movement) | renaissance art history | renaissance art documentary | renaissance art and architecture | renaissance architecture | renaissance sculpture | renaissance painting | renaissance artists | renaissance netherlands | antwerp city hall | adriaen de vries | joachim patinir | lucas van leyden | karel van mander | bartholomeus spranger | cornelis van haarlem | pieter brueghel |
