Showing posts with label Village. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Village. Show all posts

30.3.16

Village by Cornelis Dusart

The Danish artist Cornelis Dusart (1660-1704) painted scenes of small villages.

O dinamarquês Cornelis Dusart (1660-1704) pintou cenas de aldeia.

Cornelis Dusart (1660-1704)-‘peasant family in front of a house’-oil on canvas-1683     Private collection

Cornelis Dusart (1660-1704)-‘village violinist’-oil on canvas-1680     Private collection

Cornelis Dusart (1660-1704)-‘village scene’-oil on canvas-ca 1680     San Francisco-Fine Arts Museums

Cornelis Dusart (1660-1704)-‘village kermesse’-oil on panel-ca 1680     Amsterdam-Rijksmuseum

Cornelis Dusart (1660-1704)-‘figures in the courtyard of an old building’-oil on panel-1682     Dulwich-Picture Gallery

25.11.14

Village by Hermann Volz

The German Hermann Volz (1814-1894) executed paintings which show part of the reality of ordinary people.

O alemão Hermann Volz (1814-1894) executou pinturas onde mostra parte da realidade das pessoas simples.

Hermann Volz (1814-1894)-‘young slender magdbring beer to the master table’-1872

Hermann Volz (1814-1894)-‘the little kitten’-oil on canvas-1858

Hermann Volz (1814-1894)-‘hunter at a wayside shrine’

Hermann Volz (1814-1894)-‘beer test in the village inn’

Attr.Hermann Volz (1814-1894)-‘angry farmer discovered the sleeping servant under a tree’-oil on cardboard

23.11.14

Village school (17-19th century)

Whether schools had a private or public nature, the concept of education has undergone profound political changes over these centuries.

Quer as escolas tivessem carácter privado ou público o conceito de ensino sofreu profundas alterações políticas ao longo destes séculos.

Alfred Rankley (1819-1872)-‘a village school’-1855

Ferdinand de Braekeleer (1792-1833)-‘the village school’ oil on panel    Private collection

George Frederick Harvey (1806-1876)-‘a village school’-oil on panel-ca 1825    Edinburgh-National Galleries of Scotland

Jan Steen (1626-1679)-‘a village school’-(1663-1665)

William Bromley III (1835-1888)-‘a village school’

8.3.14

Village feast (16-17th century)

Their purpose is to point out ceremonies intended to commemorate events of a secular or religious nature.

Têm a finalidade de assinalar solenidades destinadas a comemorar acontecimentos de carácter profano ou religioso.

Joachim Beucklaer (1573-1574)-'village feast'-oil on canvas transfered from wood    St Petersburg-Hermitage

Jacob Jordaens (1593-1678)-'the feast of the bean king'-oil on canvas    Wien-Kunsthistoriches Museum

Hendrik van Balen the elder (1575-1632)-'the winter feast, gathering at the Bavarian State Palace'-oil on panel-1632

Hans Bol (1534-1593)-'village feast (annual fair)'-oil on panel    Antwerp-Kockox House

Marten van Cleve (1527-1581)-'a country peasant wedding feast or feast day'-oil on canvas-1566    Wien-Kunsthistoriches Museum

11.4.12

Village figures by Thomas Webster



People and scenes with country people were always present in the work of Thomas Webster (1800-1886).

Pessoas e cenas com gente do campo estiveram sempre presentes na obra de Thomas Webster (1800-1886).


Thomas Webster (1800-1886)-'going to the fair'-oil on canvas-1837   London-Victoria and Albert Museum

Thomas Webster (1800-1886)-'returning from the fair'-oil on canvas-1837  London-Victoria and Albert Museum
 
Thomas Webster (1800-1886)-'the village choir'-oil on canvas-1847 London-Victoria and Albert Museum

Thomas Webster (1800-1886)-'late to school'-oil on canvas-1834   London-Tate Gallery

Thomas Webster (1800-1886)-'a letter from the colonies'-oil on canvas-1852   London-Tate Gallery