Arthur K. Wheelock, Jr. is a leading authority on Dutch and Flemish art, whose expertise has shaped the understanding of the field. His academic career and extensive writings have contributed to a deeper appreciation of artists and art movements from this era. Through his lectures and writing, he shares his passion and insights with a wider audience. His work illuminates the nuances and significance of Northern European art.
This study presents the complete works of the great Dutch painter, Johannes Vermeer. The text includes a short essay and commentaries on each of the paintings, and incorporates new research on Vermeer's life and extraordinary artistic achievements.
The late 1650s and early 1660s saw Rembrandt create a remarkable series of half-length portraits of religious figures, reflecting his personal struggles and deep faith during a challenging period. This catalog accompanies an exhibition featuring seventeen of these evocative works, which have never been shown together before. Scholars explore the identities of the depicted figures, including apostles and saints, while addressing questions of attribution and the connections among the paintings. Lavishly illustrated, this volume enhances the understanding of Rembrandt's profound artistic contributions.
Catalogus bij de overzichtstentoonstelling van werk van de Nederlandse schilder (1632-1675).
2003. Gr. 4°. Mit zahlreichen s/w und farb. Abbildungen. 166 S., Orig.-Pappband mit Orig.-Schutzumschlag.