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[Sir Peter Paul Rubens] - BÃŒttner, Nils, and Sandra-Kristin Diefenthaler
Reference : 121411
(2021)
ISBN : 9783954986521
Peter Paul Rubens: Becoming Famous
BÃŒttner, Nils, and Sandra-Kristin Diefenthaler: Peter Paul Rubens: Becoming Famous. Exhibition: Stuttgart, Staatsgalerie, 2021. 344 pages, fully illustrated in colour. Hardback. 31 x 25cms. Departing from the portrait of Geronima Spinola with her granddaughter, the exhibition explores the way Rubens expanded his network of patrons during his Italian period. With a catalogue of 119 works, including 13 pieces that have been newly examined, discussing the results of the technical analysis in the context of Rubens' practice. Text in German.
Departing from the portrait of Geronima Spinola with her granddaughter, the exhibition explores the way Rubens expanded his network of patrons during his Italian period. With a catalogue of 119 works, including 13 pieces that have been newly examined, discussing the results of the technical analysis in the context of Rubens' practice. Text in German
[Sir Peter Paul Rubens] - BÃŒttner, Nils
Reference : 124218
(2024)
ISBN : 9781915487278
The Medici Series. Corpus Rubenianum Ludwig Burchard XIV. 2 volumes. Corpus Rubenianum Ludwig Burchard.
BÃŒttner, Nils: The Medici Series. Corpus Rubenianum Ludwig Burchard XIV. 2 volumes. 2024. Series: Corpus Rubenianum Ludwig Burchard. 802 pages with 268 illustrations in colour. Hardback. 27 x 18cms. The Medici Series: twenty-four paintings produced by Rubens between 1622 and 1625 for the first of two contracts known as the Medici Commission. The paintings decorate the western gallery of the Luxembourg Palace, depicting allegorical scenes from the life of the Queen Mother, Maria de' Medici (1573-1642), offering insight into her relationship with her late husband Henri IV (1553-1610) and her son Louis XIII (1601-43) as well as her role as Queen Mother after her husband's death. Volume 1 is text, detailing the process of the Medici Commission and continuing the Catalogue Raisonnee, accompanied by 268 illustrations in Volume 2.The second contract of the Commission was for a second gallery in the eastern wing of the palace which remained unfinished after 1631, the paintings in which would have commemorated Henri IV.
The Medici Series: twenty-four paintings produced by Rubens between 1622 and 1625 for the first of two contracts known as the Medici Commission. The paintings decorate the western gallery of the Luxembourg Palace, depicting allegorical scenes from the life of the Queen Mother, Maria de' Medici (1573-1642), offering insight into her relationship with her late husband Henri IV (1553-1610) and her son Louis XIII (1601-43) as well as her role as Queen Mother after her husband's death. Volume 1 is text, detailing the process of the Medici Commission and continuing the Catalogue Raisonnee, accompanied by 268 illustrations in Volume 2.The second contract of the Commission was for a second gallery in the eastern wing of the palace which remained unfinished after 1631, the paintings in which would have commemorated Henri IV. Text in English
