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Painting On Light: Drawings And Stained Glass In The Age Of Drer And Holbein,Used
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The Names Albrecht Drer And Hans Holbein The Younger Evoke The Dazzling Accomplishments Of Renaissance Panel Painting And Printmaking, But They May Not Summon Images Of Stained Glass. Nevertheless, Drer, Holbein, And Their Southern German And Swiss Contemporaries Designed Some Of The Most Splendid Works In The History Of The Medium. This Lavish Volume Is A Comprehensive Survey Of The Contribution To Stained Glass Made By These Extraordinarily Gifted Artists And The Equally Talented Glass Painters Who Rendered Their Compositions In Glass.Included Are Discussions Of Both Monumental Church Windows And Smallerscale Stainedglass Panels Made For Cloisters, Civic Buildings, Residences, And Private Chapels. The Subjects Of These Rarely Seen Drawings And Panels Range From Religious Topics To Secular Themes, Including Love, Planets, Hunts, And Battles.Focusing On Stained Glass Produced In Germany And Switzerland From About 1495 To 1530, Painting On Light Includes Drawings By Drer, Holbein, Albrecht Altdorfer, Hans Baldung Grien, Jrg Breu The Elder, Hans Burgkmair, Urs Graf, Hans Von Kulmbach, Hans Leu The Younger, Niklaus Manuel Deutsch, Hans Schufelein, Hans Weiditz, And Others. This Informative Book Is Published In Conjunction With An Exhibition At The Getty Museum From July 11 Through September 24, 2000, And From November 7, 2000, To January 4, 2001, At The Saint Louis Art Museum.
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