Juan van der Hamen y Leon & the court of Madrid /
"This examination of the life and work of Juan van der Hamen y Leon (1596-1631) serves as a powerful lens for viewing the 1620s from a novel perspective, one that opens new vistas and invites further investigation. Van der Hamen is well known to lovers of Golden Age painting in Spain as one of...
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New Haven :
Yale University Press,
c2005.
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Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
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Acquisition Notes: | Gift of Carl Strehlke |
Table of Contents:
- Approaching the court
- The van der Hamen family : a past in Flades, a future in Spain
- Juan van der Hamen y Leon : the early years
- Juan van der Hamen y Leon : the early years
- The van der Hamen brothers at the dawn of a new age
- The still life : a convergence of life and art
- Master of the still life
- The portrait
- The aristocracy and the convents
- Van der Hamen's portraits of intellectuals
- The Comte de Solre
- The Marques de Leganes
- The Italians
- The year of crisis : 1627
- Rubens in Madrid
- Flowers and landscape
- The cordon of faith around the palace
- The Cardinal-Infante Don Fernando
- The late still lifes
- Death and survivors.