Hieronymus Bosch & the Other Renaissance
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A marvelous art book that reveals the unknown face of the
Renaissance and the craze for monsters Hieronymous Bosch is known
throughout the world as a painter of monstrous creatures and
fantastic scenes that seem the output of dreamlike visions. His
fame did not begin in the Netherlands, where the artist was born,
but in 16th-century southern Europe, which was artistically
dominated by themes and styles typical of Renaissance classicism,
very far from those of the Flemish painter. This book, in addition
to presenting Bosch, aims to illustrate the success of his art in
the high societies of Italy, Spain, and the Americas in the period
between the 16th and early 17th centuries, with particular
reference to the collecting trends of the time in these two
countries, where the works of Bosch and his followers were in great
demand (by the Spanish Habsburgs, the Grimani in Venice,
etc.).These works, in turn, inspired a large number of painters,
draftsmen, engravers, and other prominent artists, including his
successor, the much-renowned Bruegel the Elder. The book thus sheds
new and surprising light on a particular “Renaissance” that has
always remained in the shadows compared to the classicism of
Raphael, Titian, and Parmigianino, but which had actually a strong
artistic and cultural impact in various parts of Europe, with often
grotesque or “anticlassical” expressions such as the cycle of
tapestries by Bosch at the Escorial, the paintings by masters such
as Titian and El Greco, the works of engravers such as Giorgio
Ghisi, and sculptors and decorators such as Bernardo Buontalenti,
and finally, the culture of the Wunderkammer.
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