Bronze, boxwood, and ivory in the Robert H. Smith Collection of Renaissance sculpture
Subtitle: a second supplement to the catalogue volume "Art of the Renaissance Bronze 1500-1650"
By: text by Eike D. Schmidt [and eight others]
Publisher: Burlington Magazine
Published: 2015
Place of publication: London]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 76
Subjects: Catalogs; Art collections; Bronze sculpture; Private collections; Renaissance Bronze sculpture; Wood sculpture; Renaissance Wood sculpture; Ivory carving
Other titles: Second supplement to the catalogue volume "Art of the Renaissance Bronze 1500-1650"; Art of the Renaissance Bronze, 1500-1650.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Part 1: Bronze statuettes.  African bather ('Black Venus'), probably workshop of Johann Gregor van der Schardt ; Neptune on a dolphin, Hubert Gerhard ; Doorknocker, Circle of Hubert Gerhard ; Cleopatra, Nicolò Roccatagliata ; Seated bagpiper, Giovanni Francesco Susini after a model by Giovanni Bologna ; Kneeling bather taken by surprise, Giovanni Francesco Susini after a model by Giovanni Bologna ; Turk on horseback attacked by a lion, Francesco Fanelli; title: Part 2: Leonhard Kern and the art of woodcarving.  Gymnast throwing a sphere ('The Bowler'), Leonhard Kern ; Kneeling youth with bound hands, Leonhard Kern ; Lust and avarice, Leonhard Kern ; Psyche, Leonhard Kern; title: Part 3: Ivory carving in the age of Rubens; On ivory and carving.  Diana with her hounds, Circle of Leonhard Kern ; Bacchanalian frieze, Gerard van Opstal ; Omphale, Artus Quellinus the Elder; title: Summary of alloy analysis.