The Little Street: Neighborhood In Seventeenth-Century Dutch Art And Culture Linda Stone-Ferrier Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts General

An Interdisciplinary Study Of The Central Role That Neighborhood Played In Seventeenth-Century Dutch Painting And Culture Was A Principal Organizing Structure Cities Seventeenth Century Each Had Its Own Regulations Administrators Social Networks Events Diverse Population Residents Linda Stone-Ferrier Argues This Sense Community Contributed To Steady Demand For Pictures Portraying Aspects These Paintings By Such Artists As Jan Steen Pieter De Hooch Reinforced Values Through Close Readings Works—By Among Others Gerrit Dou Gabriel Metsu Jacob Van Ruisdael Johannes Vermeer—Stone-Ferrier Deftly Considers History Urban Studies Anthropology Women’s Penetrating Exploration Her New Interpretations Across Genres—Scenes Streets Domesticity Professions Festivity—Challenge Existing Paradigms Art Σελίδες: 208 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1026 Διαστάσεις: 21 6X21 6Cm