Parmigianino : The Vision of Saint Jerome
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Format
Paperback / Softback
ISBN-10
1857097246
ISBN-13
9781857097245
Publisher
National Gallery Company Ltd
Imprint
National Gallery Company Ltd
Country of Manufacture
GB
Country of Publication
GB
Publication Date
Nov 26th, 2024
Print length
96 Pages
Weight
538 grams
Dimensions
23.00 x 27.00 x 1.20 cms
Product Classification:
Renaissance artIndividual artists, art monographs
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An exploration of Parmigianinos greatest Roman painting, TheVision of Saint Jerome, illuminated the artists dynamic process of invention and the dramatic story around its creation.
An exploration of Parmigianinos greatest Roman painting, illuminating his dynamic process of invention and the dramatic story around its creation.
Parmigianino (15031540), whose nickname means little man of Parma, was the leading painter in Parma after Correggio, and is celebrated as one of the originators of Mannerism. The Vision of Saint Jerome is his first, and only, major public undertaking from his brief period in Rome.
This book explores the artists time in the city until the dramatic events of the Sack of Rome in 1527, and places The Vision of Saint Jerome in the context of Parmigianinos career and legacy. Featuring a selection of key surviving preparatory drawings for this altarpiece, the publication reveals Parmigianinos inspired artistic process.
Tracing the history of Parmigianinos masterpiece after its arrival in England, the texts also provides an illuminating account of the paintings conservation and of the artists reception in nineteenth-century Britain.
Parmigianino (15031540), whose nickname means little man of Parma, was the leading painter in Parma after Correggio, and is celebrated as one of the originators of Mannerism. The Vision of Saint Jerome is his first, and only, major public undertaking from his brief period in Rome.
This book explores the artists time in the city until the dramatic events of the Sack of Rome in 1527, and places The Vision of Saint Jerome in the context of Parmigianinos career and legacy. Featuring a selection of key surviving preparatory drawings for this altarpiece, the publication reveals Parmigianinos inspired artistic process.
Tracing the history of Parmigianinos masterpiece after its arrival in England, the texts also provides an illuminating account of the paintings conservation and of the artists reception in nineteenth-century Britain.
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