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Naming the Unnameable: An Iconographical Problem in Rubens's 'Peace and War'

03/1980 | 924 | 122

Pages: 157-163+165

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Author:

Hughes, Anthony (Hughes, Anthony)

Subjects

artists:

Rubens, Peter Paul

dates:

1600-1649

museums and institutions:

National Gallery, London, Great Britain

places:

England / Netherlands / Flanders / London

sources:

Pausanias, act. ca. 150-175

subjects:

Flemish painting / Iconography

subjects:

Peace / War

subjects:

Mars / Venus / Europe

Illustrations

Attributed works:

2. Peace and War, by Peter Paul Rubens. 203 by 298 cm. (National Gallery, London).

Attributed works:

3. The Horrors of War, by Peter Paul Rubens. 206 by 342 cm. (Palazzo Pitti, Florence).

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4. Diagram of the Canvas Support of Fig. 2.

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5. Typus Inconsulte Iuventutis, by Otto Van Veen. Panel, 146 by 212 cm. (Nationalmuseum, Stockholm).

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6. Venus, Mars and Cupid, by Peter Paul Rubens. 193 by 131 cm. (Dulwich College Picture Gallery).

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7. The Penance of St John Chrysostomos, by Albrecht Dürer.

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The Reinstatement of Myron-III. The Erechtheus and Dionysus

07/1928 | 304 | 53

Pages: 36-37+40-43

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Author:

Jenkins, C. K. (Jenkins, C. K.)

Subjects

artists:

Myron

dates:

0499-0400 BC

places:

Rome (historical region) / Greece

sources:

Pausanias, act. ca. 150-175

subjects:

Greek (ancient) sculpture

subjects:

Roman (ancient) sculpture / Copies

subjects:

Classical mythology / Aesculapius

subjects:

Greek iconography / Sources

subjects:

Sarcophagi / Funerary art

subjects:

Gods

subjects:

Erechtheus / Dionysos

Illustrations

Attributed works:

Plate I. A-Terminal bust, here identified as a copy of Myron's Erechtheus. Marble. (British Museum); B and E-Statue, here identified as a copy of Myron's Erechtheus. Marble. (Uffizi, Florence); C and D-Bronze head of Dionysus from Herculaneum. (Naples). The Reinstatement of Myron-III

Western art unattributed:

Plate II. A and B-Relief on sarcophagus. Marble. (Palazzo Borghese, Rome); C-Bronze head of Dionysus. (Naples); D-Terminal bust of Erechtheus. Marble. (British Museum); E-Statuette of Aesculapius and Hygieia. Marble. (Palazzo Barberini, Rome). The Reinstatement of Myron-III

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The Reinstatement of Myron

10/1926 | 283 | 49

Pages: 182+184-185+187-189+191-192

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Author:

Jenkins, C. K. (Jenkins, C. K.)

Subjects

artists:

Myron

artists:

Polycletus

dates:

0499-0400 BC

places:

Greece / Rome (historical region)

sources:

Lucian of Samosata

sources:

Pausanias, act. ca. 150-175

sources:

Pliny, the Elder, 23-79 AD

sources:

Strabo, 63/64 BC–AD 24 ca.

subjects:

Greek (ancient) sculpture

subjects:

Athena / Apollo / Marsyas

subjects:

Critical Reception / Sources

subjects:

Classical mythology

subjects:

Attributions

works:

Diskobolos

Illustrations

Attributed works:

Plate I. A-The Discobolus (Terme Museum, Rome). The Reinstatement of Myron

Attributed works:

Plate I. B-The Cassel Apollo (From a Cast). The Reinstatement of Myron

Attributed works:

Plate I. C-Athena (Frankfort). The Reinstatement of Myron

Attributed works:

Plate I. D, E, F-Three Views of the Head of Athena, Here Identified as the Samian Athena of Myron. Marble. (Bologna). The Reinstatement of Myron

Attributed works:

Plate II. A and B-Replica of Cassel Apollo. Marble. (Count Arco, Munich); C-Replica of Frankfort Athena. Marble. (Dresden); D-Athena. Marble. (Frankfort); E-Head of Athena. Marble. (Bologna). The Reinstatement of Myron

Attributed works:

Plate III. A and B-Group of Athena and Marsyas. Marble. (Frankfort and the Lateran Museum, Rome); C-Statuette of Heracles. Marble. (Boston, U. S. A.); D-Statue of Athena with Head Copied from the Bologna Head. Marble. (Dresden). The Reinstatement of Myron

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