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Rembrandt's Amsterdam : golden times? / edited by Jochen Sander ; featuring essays by Stephanie S. Dickey, Corinna Gannon, Norbert E. Middelkoop, Tom van der Molen, Astrid Reuter, Jochen Sander, Friederike Schütt, Kambis Zahedi.

Fine Arts Library N6946 .R463 2024
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Dickey, Stephanie, author.
Molen, Tom van der, author.
Middelkoop, Norbert, author.
Gannon, Corinna, author.
Schütt, Friederike, author.
Reuter, Astrid, author.
Contributor:
Sander, Jochen, editor, author.
Demandt, Philipp, writer of preface.
Kleinstück-Schulman, Carola, translator.
Opstelten, Bram, translator.
Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn, 1606-1669
Städtische Galerie im Städelschen Kunstinstitut Frankfurt am Main, host institution.
Amsterdam Museum, contributor.
Language:
Dutch
English
German
Subjects (All):
Art, Dutch--17th century--Exhibitions.
Art, Dutch.
Amsterdam (Netherlands)--Social life and customs--17th century--Exhibitions.
Amsterdam (Netherlands).
Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn, 1606-1669--Influence--Exhibitions.
Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn.
Portraits, Group--Netherlands--Amsterdam--17th century--Exhibitions.
Portraits, Group.
Portrait drawing--Netherlands--Amsterdam--History--17th century--Exhibitions.
Portrait drawing.
Genre:
exhibition catalogs.
Exhibition catalogs.
Physical Description:
288 pages : color illustrations, portraits ; 28 cm
Other Title:
Golden times?
Place of Publication:
München : Hirmer, [2024]
Language Note:
Text in English, translated from German and Dutch.
Summary:
"Rembrandt's outstanding portraits of his hometown, Amsterdam, reflect the city's light and shadow. During the seventeenth century, Amsterdam became one of the leading economic centers in Europe. The city and its population grew rapidly as trade and art also flourished. The influential bourgeoisie shaped the fortunes of the city and confidently celebrated itself in magnificent group portraits by the city's leading artists, most notably, Rembrandt. More than in any other city, the group portrait in Amsterdam developed as a mirror of a powerful social elite, especially the marksmen's guilds' members and the regents of social institutions. However, their good fortune had its price, for the roots of the city's Golden Age lay in a colonialist trading policy and a rigid social order. Rembrandt's Amsterdam shows both sides of the coin with images and stories of a plural society that tell of wealth and inequality, good fortune and ruin, and power and impotence."-- description from https://www.rizzolibookstore.com/product/rembrandts-amsterdam-golden-times, accessed 20250415.
Contents:
Forewords / Nick Jue and Sylvia von Metzler
Director's preface / Philipp Demandt
Introduction / Jochen Sander
Rembrandt's Amsterdam: Boomtown and hub of international trade / Jochen Sander
For whom and why?: On the origin and usefulness of the term "Golden Age" / Tom van der Molen
For adornment and remembrance: The group portrait in seventeenth-century Amsterdam / Norbert E. Middelkoop
Ranks and classes: Amsterdam group portraits and social hierarchy / Norbert E. Middelkoop
Profane pictures of the seven works of mercy: The group portraits of the Aalmoezeniershuis / Corinna Gannon
United vigilance: Militia pieces in sixteenth-century Amsterdam / Norbert E. Middelkoop
So painterly in thought, so dashing in movement: Rembrandt's The Night Watch and the Amsterdam Civic-Guard portraits of the seventeenth century / Tom van der Molen
Care in the Amsterdam Burgerweeshuis: Burgher orphans as wards and pride of the city elite / Friederike Schütt
Art of healing: The Amsterdam surgeons and their anatomy lessons / Norbert E.Middelkoop
Elsje Christiaens and Rembrandt / Stephanie S. Dickey
Beggars, paupers, vagabonds: Rembrandt's etchings / Astrid Reuter
A punishment more bitter than death: The Amsterdam prison-workhouse Rasphuis and Spinhuis as places of social disciplining / Jochen Sander and Kambis Zahedi.
Notes:
On the occasion of an exhibition held at Städel Museum, Frankfurt, November 27, 2024 - March 23, 2025, in collaboration with the Amsterdam Museum.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 274-283).
Local Notes:
On the occasion of an exhibition held at Städel Museum, Frankfurt, November 27, 2024 - March 23, 2025.
Other Edition:
German book trade edition: 9783777444086
German museum edition: 9783947879304
ISBN:
9783777444093
377744409X
9783947879311
3947879318
OCLC:
1479215541
Publisher Number:
9783777444093

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