Iconclass
Indexes: Dutch Prints
The Iconclass Indexes: Dutch Prints cover all of the Dutch
prints catalogued by Adam von Bartsch in the first five volumes of his magisterial
Le Peintre-Graveur. The indexes, in eight volumes, make these prints
easily accessible for the first time by cataloging them by subject. All those
studying 16th and 17th- century Dutch art and culture will find this work, relieving
the researcher of cumbersome research, to be an essential reference tool.
8 volumes planned.
Vol. 1 Early Netherlandish Prints (Lucas van Leyden, Jan Swart, etc.) (in preparation) | |
Vol. 2 Maarten van Heemskerck and his School. An iconographic index to New Hollstein Dutch (Galle and Heemskerck). 624 p. | € 184 |
Vol. 3/1 Antwerp Printmakers 1: Cort, Van Groeningen, Van der Borcht. | € 152 |
Vol. 3/2 Antwerp Printmakers 2: The Wierix Family. | € 184 |
Vol. 3/3 Antwerp Printmakers 3: The Collaert Dynasty | € 190 |
Vol. 4 Hendrik Goltzius and his School. An iconographic index to A. Bartsch, Le Peintre-Graveur, vol. 3. 496 p. | € 147 |
Vol. 5 Van Mander and the De Gheyn Family (in preparation) | |
Vol. 6 Rembrandt and his School (Rembrandt, Lievens, Van Vliet, Bol) (in preparation) | |
Vol. 7 The Seventeenth Century I. An iconographic index to A. Bartsch, Le Peintre-Graveur, vols. 1-2. 185 p. 978-9075035-049 | € 65 |
Vol. 8 The Seventeenth Century II | € 120 |
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Indexes: Early German Prints
From the time between 1460 and 1,600, the wealth of German Prints
created by artists such as Martin Schongauer, Albrecht Dürer and the Beham
brothers had an enormous influence on the visual arts of Europe. The
Iconclass Indexes: Early German Prints will allow access to that art,
not just referring to main subjects but also to many details that will prove
interesting to the researcher. The Iconclass Indexes: Early German Prints
is an indispensable reference tool for all those studying German art and culture
in the 15th and 16th centuries.
5 volumes planned.
Vol. 1 Martin Schongauer and his School | € 125 |
Vol. 2 Albrecht Dürer and his Time I | € 155 |
Vol. 3 Albrecht Dürer and his Time II | € 140 |
Vol. 4 Virgil Solis and his Time | € 165 |
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Indexes: Rembrandt and His School
The powerful influence that master painter Rembrandt van Rijn had
on Dutch artists of the seventeenth century has never been a topic of debate.
Many of Rembrandt's subjects and details reappear in works by the artists of
his school. However, despite the sheer number of paintings and drawings produced
by Rembrandt's followers, there existed no general iconographical reference
work on them. These volumes allow immediate access to a wealth of visual material
linking the works of the students to the works of the teacher. They are sure
to become indispensable reference tools for scholars studying the Dutch seventeenth
century.
All 6 volumes now available:
Vol. 1 Paintings of the Rembrandt School, artists A-J
€ 155
Vol. 2 Paintings of the Rembrandt School, artists K-Z €
160
Vol. 3 Rembrandt Drawings
€
130
Vol. 4 Drawings of the Rembrandt School, artists A-J
€ 150
Vol. 5 Drawings of the Rembrandt School, artists K-Z
€ 160
Vol. 6 Rembrandt paintings. An index to the paintings
catalogued in the volumes of the Rembrandt Research Project. €
140
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Indexes: Early Netherlandish Painting
All 6 volumes now available:
Vol. 1 The Founders (e.g. Bouts, Petrus Christus, van Eyck, Master of Flémalle,
Geertgen tot Sint Jans, van der Leyden). 978-9075035-162. 775 pp €
179
Vol. 2/1 Bosch, and the Second Generation I (e.g. Bosch, David, Gossaert,
Massys, Memlinc). 978-9075035-186. 805 p. €
190
Vol. 2/2 The Second Generation II (e.g. Van Cleve, Gossaert, Van Orley, Patinier)
978-9075035-209. 617 p. €
180
Vol. 3/1 The Third Generation 1: Northern Artists (e.g. Engelbrechtsz., van
Heemskerck,
van Leyden, Mostaert, Van Scorel). 978-9075035-254. 575 p. €
170
Vol. 3/2 The Third Generation 2: The Southern Netherlands I. 978-90-75035-28-5
€
170
Vol. 3/3 The Third Generation 3: The Southern Netherlands II. 978-90-75035-31-5
€ 170
An
Iconclass Handbook
By Roelof Van Straten
Between 1973 and 1985 a group of art historians at the University
of Leiden prepared the final publication of H. van de Waal's multi-volume ICONCLASS:
An Iconographic Identification System. Although the system is now widely used
by art historians and cultural historians all over the world, a handbook on
its use was sorely needed. This volume, the first comprehensive handbook on
iconographic indexing and ICONCLASS, meets that need and is an important addition
to the original 17- volume work.
250 pp, with 33 illustrations and 4 diagrams | € 80 |
2-volumes, clothbound | € 210 |