Medieval Representation of Blind people in Medieval art often is portrayed with leased dogs. Some examples include: Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Flemish Renaissance Painter , produced the parable of the blind leading the blind in 1568. Rembrandt, 17th Century Dutch Painter , often depicted scenes from the apocryphal Book of Tobit, which tells the story of a blind patriarch who is healed by his son, Tobias, with the help of the archangel Raphael. Diego Velázquez, 17th Century Spanish Painter , created the image of a blind woman and represented her visual impairment by portraying her with her eyes closed. Blind Magistrate Sir John Fielding was painted by Nathaniel Hone in 1762, with a black band above his eyes. This was common amongst images of the blind in the 18th Century. George Whitefield painted by John Wollaston in 1742 includes his visual impairment of a squint, as a result of measles in childhood. The Blind girl painted by John Everett Millais displays two beggars, one of whom is a blind musician. Claude Monet was a French Painter and founder of Impressionism. He is widely known for his Water Lilies series. From 1912 - 1922, his vision declined due to cataracts. This affected the colour perception of his images which makes many of his paintings appear slightly blurry and yellowish in tone.
Medieval Representation of blind people in Medieval art often is portrayed with leased dogs. Some examples include: Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Flemish Renaissance painter , produced the parable of the blind leading the blind in 1568. Rembrandt, 17th Century Dutch painter , often depicted scenes from the apocryphal Book of Tobit, which tells the story of a blind patriarch who is healed by his son, Tobias, with the help of the archangel Raphael. Diego Velázquez, 17th Century Spanish painter , created the image of a blind woman and represented her visual impairment by portraying her with her eyes closed. Blind Magistrate Sir John Fielding was painted by Nathaniel Hone in 1762, with a black band above his eyes. This was common amongst images of the blind in the 18th Century. George Whitefield painted by John Wollaston in 1742 includes his visual impairment of a squint, as a result of measles in childhood. The Blind Girl painted by John Everett Millais displays two beggars, one of whom is a blind musician. Claude Monet was a French painter and founder of Impressionism. He is widely known for his Water Lilies series. From 1912 - 1922, his vision declined due to cataracts. This affected the colour perception of his images which makes many of his paintings appear slightly blurry and yellowish in tone.
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