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    Analysis on Anthony van Dyck’s Rachel de Ruvigny‚ Countess of Southampton Titania Andiani Rosari Student ID: 24570745 MCD1280 Art Theory A Essay January 9‚ 2013 Formal Analysis on Anthony van Dyck’s Rachel de Ruvigny‚ Countess of Southampton There are actually two versions of Anthony van Dyck’s painting of the countess of Southampton; Anthony van Dyck‚ Rachel de Ruvigny‚ Countess of Southampton‚ ca. 1640‚ National Gallery of Victoria‚ Melbourne (see fig. 1) and Anthony van Dyck‚ Rachel de

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    Anthony van Dyck‚ Lucas van Uffel‚ illustrates a man whom appears to be distinguished as an intelligent artistic person. Although‚ it was compared to another portrait of the same ‘sitter’ but instead of signifying intelligence the man is seen to be overlooking the sailing of ships off a “Mediterranean coast”. The intelligence is displayed by the objects positioned around the merchant ( the globe‚ worn out book also argued to be a recorde‚ and the pages). Rembrandt van Rijn‚ Aristotle with a Bust

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    Daedalus and Icarus

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    Title: Daedalus and Icarus Artist: Anthony Van Dyck Description When you take everything into detail‚ you will notice that the artist‚ Anthony Van Dyck‚ painted Icarus (left) very pale. While Daedalus‚ Icarus’ father‚ was painted with a darker complexion.The background resembles the color gray‚ whereas in the story Daedalus and Icarus are surrounded by brick walls‚ with a lone window that will soon become their escape route. I took into account that Anthony Van Dyck dressed Daedalus in a toga‚ whereas

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    PAINTING OF THE 16TH-17TH CENTURIES Religious and political turmoil in the 1500s split the Low Countries into two nations with differing social values and artistic tastes. Flanders remained Catholic and royalist; Flemish artists such as Rubens and Van Dyck glorified the Church and monarchy with grandiose themes‚ lively compositions‚ and vivid colors. The United Netherlands‚ however‚ became a republic populated mainly by Calvinists. Dutch Protestants like Rembrandt conveyed morals and religious messages

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    history of people within landscapes and contemporary practitioners using the landscape to convey different meanings. In the early 17th century Anthony van Dyck was one of the leading artists in England‚ having been commissioned by royalty. His portraits included King Charles I and his family. He would work either out of his own studio or a studio on location. Van Dyck’s paintings of Charles on horseback emphasised the grandeur of the King‚ but in his portrait of Charles dismounted‚ Levey explains how

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    Peter Paul Rubens

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    that flesh should look like flesh in a painting thus developing his breakthrough approach to the naked body. In this he never forgot the earthy luminous realism of the old Netherlandish tradition of the fifteenth and sixteenth century used by Van Eyck‚ Van Weyden‚ and Breughel. You won’t appreciate Rubens‚ the master of the female nude‚ until you consider that he was the greatest influence on French painting from the eighteenth to the twentieth century. The fact that Watteau‚ Fragonard‚ Delacroix

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    Century of Genius

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    In European history‚ the 17th century is considered to be a “century of genius” because of the many advancements and inventions during this time period. There were a great number of intellects who excelled in every field. The 17th century witnessed the work of individuals ranging from Bernini to Galileo. It is popularly viewed as the time of modern science‚ but the works in architecture and art also showed the importance of this time period. Many historians argue whether this time period was actually

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    Philip Iv at Fraga 1644

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    Seminar Paper: Velazquez Portrait of Philip IV at Fraga 1644 Philip IV at Fraga was painted in 1644 during his Argonese campaign to take back the city of Lerida from the French. It was painted by the Diego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez who was Philip’s court painter who accompanied him to Fraga. Velázquez used oil paint on canvass to create an impressionist portrait depicting Philip IV in his military uniform holding his sword and baton of command. It can now be located in The Frick Collection

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    Vans

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    Date: 9/2/2012 Description: Vans was launched in 1966 by Paul Van Doren with his brother James and two partners. Van Doren was aiming to make almost durable and affordable casual deck shoe in the market which eventually turned out to be the most liked shoes by youngsters‚ athletes and others. From its own retail store in Anaheim‚ California Van Doren was able to open few more stores in other places. But‚ the main concern was to promote those stores. Van Doren was involved in producing shoes

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    Vans

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    VANS is an American based manufacturer of sneakers‚ BMX shoes‚ snowboarding boots‚ skateboarding and other shoe types. They target and cater to groups of youths and active consumers who do skateboarding‚ surfing and snowboarding. There are also apparels and accessories from the same company to cater to the same youth market. The first store was started in California by Paul Van Doren and three partners in March 16‚ 1966. What makes them special at first is that they sold shoes manufactured from

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