Tronies: Marlene Dumas und die Alten Meister/and the Old Masters - Krempel, Leon & Chris Dercon

Marlene Dumas und die alten Meister = Marlene Dumas and the old masters

KORTE INHOUD

In her painting Marlene Dumas primarily devotes herself to human figuration. She does so by starting with photographic reproductions often basing them on works from art history. In the publication Tronies, i.e., the portrayal of 'heads', Dumas confronts her own art with highlights from 16th and 17th century Flemish/Dutch masters, where her works enter into a dialogue with, among others, works by Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Anthony van Dyck, Frans Hals, Rembrandt van Rijn, Peter Paul Rubens and Johannes Vermeer, whose painting Girl with the Pearl Earring is probably the best known example of a 'tronie'. Similar to the Netherlanders, for whom investigating the spectrum of human physiognomy and emotional expression was important, Dumas displays the articulation of emotions, in the works on paper Black Drawings (1991-92), Females (1992-93), Models (1994) or in the faces, e.g., from The Believer (2005) often painted over life-sized. English and German text.
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2010Uitgever: Richter Verlag112 paginasTaal: DuitsISBN-10: 394126320XISBN-13: 9783941263208

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