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Publication Received
Textiles, Fashion, and Design Reform in Austria–Hungary before the First World War. Principles of Dress. By Rebecca Houze
05/2017 | 1370 | 159
Pages: 407
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Reviewer:
Clegg, Elizabeth (Clegg, Elizabeth)
Subjects
dates:
1860-1869 / 1870-1909
places:
Austria / Hungary / Czech Republic / Poland
subjects:
Textiles / Fashion / Design / Central European
subjects:
Modernism
Exhibition Review
The First Golden Age. Budapest
05/2017 | 1370 | 159
Pages: 426-428
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Reviewer:
Fox, Celina (Fox, Celina)
Subjects
dates:
2010-2019 / 1850-1899
museums and institutions:
Műcsarnok, Budapest, Hungary
places:
Hungary / Budapest
subjects:
Reviews / Exhibitions / Central European / Paintings / Austrian painting / Hungarian / Polish painting / Czech painting / Croatian
Illustrations
Attributed works:
80. Christ before Pilate, by Mihály Munkácsy. 1881 (Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest; exh. Mücsarnok, Budapest)
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81. Agitator in the factory canteen, by Károly Kernstok. 1897 (Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest; exh. Mücsarnok, Budapest)
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82. On the hilltop, by Károly Ferenczy. 1901 (Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest; exh. Mücsarnok, Budapest)
Attributed works:
83. Meadow with poppies, by Pál Szinyei Merse. 1901-02 (Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest; exh. Mücsarnok, Budapest)
Publication Received
The Sultan’s World: The Ottoman Orient in Renaissance Art. Edited by Robert Born, Michał Dziewulski and Guido Messling
09/2015 | 1350 | 157
Pages: 640
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Reviewer:
Kynan-Wilson, William (Kynan-Wilson, William)
Subjects
dates:
2010-2019
museums and institutions:
BOZAR, Brussels, Belgium / Muzeum Narodowe w Krakowie, Cracow, Poland
subjects:
Exhibitions / Ottoman / Essays / Influence / Renaissance / Portraits / Central European / Eastern European / Paintings / Art objects
subjects:
Decorative arts
Article
Two German sculptors who transformed the arts of colonial Chile: Johannes Bitterich and Jacob Kelner
11/2014 | 1340 | 156
Pages: 741-745
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Author:
Bailey, Gauvin Alexander (Bailey, Gauvin Alexander)
Author:
Guzmán, Fernando (Guzmán, Fernando)
Subjects
artists:
Bitterich, Johannes / Kelner, Jakob
dates:
1710-1719 / 1720-1729 / 1730-1739 / 1740-1749 / 1750-1759 / 1760-1769
places:
South America / Chile
subjects:
German sculpture / Wood sculpture / Polychromy / Religious art / Churches / Influence
subjects:
Germanic / Central European / Colonial
subjects:
Composition (artistic arrangement) / Physiognomy
subjects:
Saints / Commissions / Jesuits
Illustrations
Attributed works:
21. St Anne, here attributed to Johannes Bitterich (Museo del Carmen de Maipú)
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22. St Joaquim, here attributed to Johannes Bitterich (Sacristy, Santiago Cathedral)
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23. Detail of Fig.21
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24. Detail of Fig.22
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25. Detail of Fig.26
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26. Dying St Francis Xavier, here attributed to Jacob Kelner (Cathedral, Santiago)
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27. St Francis Xavier, by Johannes Bitterich (Martinskirche, Bamberg)
Attributed works:
28. St Ignatius of Loyola (detail), by Johannes Bitterich (Martinskirche, Bamberg)
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29. St Cunigunde, by Johannes Bitterich (Chapel, Schloss Weissenstein, Pommersfelden)
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30. St John Nepomuk, circle of Matthias Bernhard Braun (National Gallery, Prague)
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31. St Martin of Tours, by Johannes Bitterich (Chapel, Schloss Weissenstein, Pommersfelden)
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32. Virgin of Sorrows, by Johann Georg Pinsel (Former church of the Poor Clares, Lvov)
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33. St John Nepomuk, by Antoni Osinski (Bernardine Church, Lvov)
Exhibition Review
Košice in the 1920s
03/2014 | 1332 | 156
Pages: 195-198
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Reviewer:
Clegg, Elizabeth (Clegg, Elizabeth)
Subjects
dates:
2010-2019 / 1920-1929
museums and institutions:
Východoslovenská Galéria, Košice, Slovakia
places:
Slovakia / Košice
subjects:
Reviews / Exhibitions / Art history / Central European
subjects:
Art / Modernism
Illustrations
Attributed works:
51. Men (from the six-part series Life), by Eugen Krón (Východoslovenská Galéria, Košice)
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52. Unemployed, by František Foltýn (Východoslovenská Galéria, Košice)
Attributed works:
53. Courtyard with barrels, by Konštantin Bauer (Východoslovenská Galéria, Košice)
Attributed works:
54. Poster advertising an exhibition by Alexander Bortnyik, designed by the artist (Východoslovenské Múzeum, Košice, exh. Východoslovenská Galéria, Košice)
Book Review
Dürer and Beyond. Central European Drawings in The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1400–1700, S. Alsteens and F. Spira
02/2014 | 1331 | 156
Pages: 110-112
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Reviewer:
Falk, Tilman (Falk, Tilman)
Subjects
dates:
2010-2019 / 1400-1699
museums and institutions:
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, United States
subjects:
Exhibition catalogues / Drawings / Central European / Collections, Public
Illustrations
Attributed works:
54. Bust of a man in a hat gazing upwards, by Martin Schongauer (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York)
Article
The Rococo altarpiece of St Ignatius: Chile’s grandest colonial retable rediscovered
12/2013 | 1329 | 155
Pages: 815-820
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Author:
Bailey, Gauvin Alexander (Bailey, Gauvin Alexander)
Author:
Guzmán, Fernando (Guzmán, Fernando)
Subjects
artists:
Colegio Máximo, Santiago, Chile / Workshops (Organisations) / Jesuits
buildings:
San Juan Evangelista, Santiago, Chile
dates:
1740-1749 / 1750-1779
places:
Santiago / Chile
subjects:
German architecture / German sculpture / Altarpieces / Retables / Rococo / Central European / Colonial / Visual sources
subjects:
Ignatius of Loyola, Saint
subjects:
Influence
subjects:
Formal analysis
Illustrations
Attributed works:
10. High altar, by Johann Joachim Dietrich (Abbey Church, Diessen)
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11. Detail of Fig. 8
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12. Detail of Fig. 8
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13. Detail of the altarpiece from the Colegio de San Borja, by the Jesuit atelier at the Colegio Máximo, Santiago (Museo de San Francisco, Santiago)
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14. St Ignatius of Loyola, by the Jesuit atelier at the Colegio Máximo, Santiago (Museo del Carmen de Maipú)
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15. Altar of the church of St-Jean-en-Grève, Paris, by Jacques-François Blondel. Designed 1720-21. Engraving from J. Barozzio de Vignole: Livre Nouveau ou Regles des cinq ordres d'Architecture, Paris 1767. (Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris)
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16. Model altarpiece from series 80, by Franz Xaver Habermann, published by Georg Hertel (Kunstsammlungen und Museen, Augsburg)
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17. Altar of the Virgin Immaculate, by the Jesuit atelier at the Colegio Máximo, Santiago. (From the oratory of the Larraín Rojas family of Santiago; altarpiece destroyed 2010)
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18. Detail of Fig. 8
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19. Rocaille, from series 111, by Franz Xaver Habermann, published by Georg Hertel. (Staatliche Graphische Sammlung, Munich)
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8. Former altar of St Ignatius, by the Jesuit atelier at the Colegio Máximo, Santiago (Church of San Juan Evangelista, Santago; photograph by Nicolás Aguayo)
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9. Former side altarpiece from the church of San Miguel, Santiago, by the Jesuit atelier at the Colegio Máximo, Santiago (Cathedral Museum, Santiago)
Exhibition Review
Van Eyck to Dürer. Bruges
03/2011 | 1296 | 153
Pages: 199-200
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Reviewer:
Nuttall, Paula (Nuttall, Paula)
Subjects
dates:
2010-2019
museums and institutions:
Groeningemuseum, Bruges, Belgium
places:
Belgium / Bruges
print:
Netherlandish painting
subjects:
Reviews / Exhibitions / Netherlandish painting / Flemish painting / Primitives (Late Medieval and Early Renaissance)
subjects:
German painting / Eastern European / Paintings / Central European
Reviewed Items
subjects:
Van Eyck to Dürer: Early Netherlandish Painting and Central Europe, 1430–1530 | institution: Groeningemuseum
Illustrations
Attributed works:
94. Nativity, by the Master of the Munich Marian Panels. c.1450–60. Panel, 107 by 80.5 cm. (Kunsthaus, Zürich; exh. Groeningemuseum, Bruges).
Attributed works:
95. St Luke painting the Virgin, by Jakob Beinhart. c.1506. Limewood, 138.5 by 113.5 cm. (Muzeum Narodowe, Warsaw; exh. Groeningemuseum, Bruges).
Attributed works:
96. Portrait of a young artist, by a Swabian painter. c.1490–1500. Panel, 45.7 by 32.8 cm. (Art Institute of Chicago; exh. Groeningemuseum, Bruges).
Western art unattributed:
97. Annunciation, by a south German master, after the Master of Flémalle. c.1490–1500. Pen and brush in ink with wash, 25.5 by 25.7 cm. (Universitäts-bib­liothek, Erlangen; exh. Groeningemuseum, Bruges).
Exhibition Review
Foto. Washington, New York, Milwaukee and Edinburgh
03/2008 | 1260 | 150
Pages: 213-214
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Reviewer:
Silberman, Robert (Silberman, Robert; Silberman, Robert B.)
Subjects
dates:
2000-2009
dates:
1920-1929 / 1930-1939
museums and institutions:
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, United States / National Gallery of Art, Washington, United States / Milwaukee Art Museum, Milwaukee, United States / Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh, Great Britain
places:
Washington DC / United States / Scotland / New York / Milwaukee / Edinburgh
print:
Photography
subjects:
Reviews / Exhibitions / Photographs / Photography
subjects:
Central European
Reviewed Items
subjects:
Foto: Modernity in Central Europe 1918–1945 | institution: Milwaukee Art Museum , institution: National Gallery of Art , institution: Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art , institution: Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Illustrations
Attributed works:
68. Self-portrait, by Václav Zykmund. 1936. Gelatin silver print, 18 by 13 cm. (Moravská galerie, Brno; exh. Milwaukee Art Museum)
Attributed works:
69. Untitled, by Marianne Brandt. c.1930. Photomontage, 65 by 50.1 cm. (National Gallery of Art, Washington; exh. Milwaukee Art Museum)
Book Review
Art, Design and Architecture in Central Europe 1890–1920
06/2007 | 1251 | 149
Pages: 421-422
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Reviewer:
Alofsin, Anthony (Alofsin, Anthony)
Subjects
dates:
1890-1899 / 1900-1919
places:
Central Europe
print:
Central European art
subjects:
Art / Design / Architecture / Social history / History / Central European
Reviewed Items
subjects:
Art, Design and Architecture in Central Europe 1890–1920 | author: Clegg, Elizabeth
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