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Peter Paul Rubens approached art with a passion that had not been encountered since the great masters. Rubens loved portraying the human emotional and psychological state through the depiction of the body and being an avid humanist, he sought to paint realistic works. Rubens' oeuvre is well defined by his classical figures of historical ...
Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640) fue un pintor y diplomático flamenco del Barroco, uno de los artistas más importantes del siglo XVII. Nació en la ciudad de Siegen, Alemania, pero creció en Amberes, Bélgica. Su padre, Jan Rubens, era un prominente abogado y su madre, Maria Pypelincks, era la hija de un comerciante adinerado.
Esta é a primeira de uma série de duas pinturas de Rubens, com o mesmo nome. Essa peça particular esteve na Coleção de Liechtenstein em Viena, Áustria, desde o século XVII. Em 1767, ela erroneamente catalogada como uma peça de um dos alunos de Rubens, erro que continuou até 2001, quando um especialista em história da arte atribuiu ...
A magnificent selection of drawings by one of the greatest artists of the seventeenth century, for the Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens (1577–1640), drawing was a fundamental activity. Ranging from delightful renderings of children and elegant portraits of noblemen and women to vigorous animal studies and beautiful landscapes, Rubens's drawings are renowned for their superb quality and ...
Summary of Peter Paul Rubens. Peter Paul Rubens epitomized the "gentleman" artist archetype. Productive, professional, and moving with ease amongst both artistic and political circles, he exemplified what it meant to be a proper courtly painter of the 17th century, elevating his own life to the same standards of leisure and excellence afforded his patrons.
8 de set. de 2022 · Peter Paul Rubens is most well-known for his energetic paintings that portray subjects from Christian and classical history. Rubens’ landscapes, altarpieces, and portraits of mythological and scriptural subject matter provide the modern viewer with insight into the cultural and historical environment in which the artist lived and worked.
