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Disguised Symbolism in 'Madonna' Pictures and Still Life: I
10/1955 | 631 | 97
Pages: 303-308
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Author:
Bergström, Ingvar (Bergström, Ingvar)
Subjects
artists:
Bosschaert, Ambrosius, the younger, 1609-1645
artists:
Binoit, Peter
artists:
Cleve, Joos van, d. ca. 1540
artists:
Metsys, Quinten
artists:
Es, Jacob Fopsen van
artists:
Wedig, Gotthardt
dates:
1400-1599
dates:
1600-1699
places:
Netherlands
places:
Germany
subjects:
Mary, Virgin: and Child
subjects:
Netherlandish painting
subjects:
Still lifes
subjects:
German painting / Dutch painting
subjects:
Mary, Virgin / Iconography / Symbolism (artistic concept)
Illustrations
Attributed works:
2. Fruit-Piece, by Jacob van Es. Panel, diameter 30 cm. (Prado, Madrid.)
Attributed works:
3. Holy Family, by Joos van Cleve. Panel, 42.5 by 31.7 cm. (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.)
Attributed works:
4. Madonna and Child, by Quentin Massys. Panel, 75 by 63 cm. (Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.)
Attributed works:
5. Still-Life, by Gotthard de Wedig. Signed with Monogram. Panel, 34 by 27 cm. (Hessisches Landesmuseum, Darmstadt.)
Attributed works:
6. Fruit-Piece, by Pieter Binoit. Signed with Monogram and Dated 1610. Panel. (Kunstmuseum, Gotha.)
Attributed works:
7. Fruit-Piece, by Jacob van Es. Signed. Panel, 22 by 27 cm. (National Gallery, Prague.)
Attributed works:
9. Fruit-Piece, by Ambrosius Bosschaert the Younger. Signed with Monogram. Panel, 44 by 61 cm. (Formerly J. Stöcker Collection, Amsterdam.)
Western art unattributed:
8. Fruit-Piece, by a French Painter. c. 1630. Panel. (T. W. H. Ward Collection, Paris.)