Who Painted This? #47
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Who painted this? #47 |
- This is another crop of a painting. Remember the rules - you lot tin exclusively role WORDS to seat this paradigm via a database of paintings.
- You withdraw to tell me - every bit a comment on this weblog - who this is, which paradigm she features inwards too who painted her. Tell me also what you lot tin discovery out most this artist.
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Who Painted This #46 - The Answer
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Self Portrait (1498) yesteryear Albrecht Durer Museo Nacional del Prado |
- Title of the artwork: Self-Portrait
- Name of the creative soul who created this artwork: Albrecht Dürer
- Date it was created: 1498
- Media used: colour on wood, 104 × 82 cm (40.9 × 32.3 in)
- Where it lives now: Prado Museum, Madrid
- Composition discusses the influences on the composition too his role of miniaturist techniques for the background
- Iconography. The Artist every bit “gentiluomo” Focuses on the clothing, the eyes too the hands. Here's what is has to tell most the eyes - which a lot of people commented on inwards their responses to end week's post
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The eyes from Durer's 1498 self-portrait |
Dürer’s restrained, calmly proud gaze indicates his wishing to bring his social status. He has focused the eyes inwards 2 slightly dissimilar directions inwards gild to enliven the figure’s gaze. His left eye, which is farther away, looks straight out at the viewer piece his nearer, right eye, looks into the distance. This slight disjunction was used yesteryear subsequently portraitists including Hans Holbein the Younger.
- The Self-portrait every bit Genre. Other Self-portraits yesteryear Dürer
- Technical Information - including an X ray view. It's interesting to encounter that it's a real considered composition too that he changes real petty from start to finish.
- Other technical details What fewer people commented on is the fact that he used a modest apartment mirror to pigment his portrait. Sometimes nosotros forget at that topographic point was novel applied scientific discipline inwards the yesteryear too!
In gild to pigment his Self-portrait, Dürer used a apartment mirror which he could conduct keep acquired on his get-go trip to Venice (1494-1495), where it is known that they could hold upward establish inwards the belatedly 15th century. As a resultant too for the get-go fourth dimension the creative soul was able to completely invert his trunk too his left arm (which appears to our right) is every bit visible every bit the right.
- Historical too Artistic Context - this gives the backdrop to what Dürer was trying to produce amongst his paintings too portraits.
Who guessed correct?
Who painted this #46? - the alter inwards approach threw upward some novel people responding to the challenge. Hence why we're continuing amongst this approach this week.Paschalis Dougalis was get-go to yell the creative soul correctly only did non follow through amongst the residual of the information for quite a combat later.
Bernadette Madden nonetheless ane time to a greater extent than was the get-go soul to come upward up amongst the right answer.
Others who got it right were:
- John O'Grady
- Angelique
- Tina Collins
- Alyson Champ (obviously a fan of noses!) had an interesting comment
Interestingly, Wiki tells me that this paradigm ane time belonged to Charles I of England, too was acquired yesteryear Felipe of Espana at auction. Poor Charles lost both his caput too his Durer.
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- Patrick Connors
- Barbara Jackson
- evelynoldroyd
- tessa coleman
- Bairbre Duggan
- Mark
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