Flemish Painting From Van Eyck to Brueghel
By: Robert Genaille ; translated by Leslie Schenk.
Publisher: P. Tisne
Published: 1954
Place of publication: Paris, France
Language: eng
Number of pages: 145
Subjects: Painting, Flemish -- History.; Painting, Flemish.
Genres: primitive
First sentence: THE PAINTERS WE CALL "THE PRIMITIVE"
The above title is no way intends a complete presentation, from Van Eyckto be however tu Brueghel, of two centuries of old Flemish painting. Very little will be said here of the riches to be however. Brueghel is its only painter of genius, but the period's real fascination lies in the diversity of its investigations, the extraordinary scope of its artistic curiosity, the uniterrupted appearance of new forms. (...) There were good Flemish painters prior to the 15th century, but for the most part they were working in France, at the courts of Bourges or Dijon.
Description: All images are insert in the book by over glue these on each page. This Book is fascinating with so much representations of the Soul of those Primitive Painters.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 144.
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