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Johannes Vermeer (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition) by Mike Venezia, 2002-09-01
JOHANNES VERMEER. Nov. 1995-Jan. 1996. Texts by Arthur K. Wheelock, Jr., Albert Blankert, Ben Broos, Joergen Wadum. by Washington. National Gallery of Art., 1995
JOHANNES VERMEER van Delft, 1632-1675. Mit bijdragen van Rob Ruurs en Willem L. van de Watering. by Albert. Blankert, 1975
Johannes Vermeer de Delft (Aficiones) by Jesus Maria Palomares Ibaanez, 2002-01
Vermeer's Family Secrets: Genius, Discovery, and the Unknown Apprentice by Benjamin Binstock, 2008-12-11
Vermeer: 2011 Wall Calendar by Johannes Vermeer, 2010-08-01
Vermeer: La quieta dolcezza di un raggio di luce (ArtBook) (Italian Edition) by Johannes Vermeer, 1999
Vermeer. by Johannes Vermeer, 1956
Vermeer and Painting in Delft by Axel Ruger, 2001-09-01
Tables of Knowledge: Descartes in Vermeer's Studio by HarrietStone, 2006-07-01
Vermeer (Masters of Art) by Arthur K. Wheelock, 2005-04-27
Vermeer of Delft: His Life and Times (Prinsenhof series) by Michel P.Van Maarseveen, 1996-04
Vermeer by Gilles Aillaud, Albert Blankert, 2007-10-04
Vermeer Studies (Studies in the History of Art Series)

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Jump To The Greatest Site On Johannes Vermeer And Delft
You are just one step away from the great johannes vermeer Delft Web site. Over 1500 Internet items on the life and work of johannes vermeer and his Delft
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Johannes Vermeer
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A Timeline Of Johannes Vermeer's Life: Part Three
vermeer s use of the natural pigment lapis lazuli.
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Extractions: John Michael Montias' invaluable Vermeer: A Web of Social History was used for much of the information regarding Vermeer's life and family relations contained in this timeline. Montias' book currently constitutes the basis on which all other research regarding Vermeer's life and immediate social milieu is founded. April 5, Johannes Vermeer registers his intentions to marry Catharina Bolnes, the youngest daughter of Maria Thins (c.1593-1680) and Reynier Bolnes. The night before, the well known Delft painter Leonaert Bramer, friend of Vermeer's family, and Captain Melling state that Maria Thins had refused to give her consent in writing but states that "she would suffer the (marriage) banns be published and would tolerate it." Catharina is one year younger than Johannes. The young couple most likely went to live with Vermeer's family in the large inn bought by Vermeer's father called "Mechelen." Since Maria Thin's own marriage to Reynier Bones (when he was a prosperous brick maker) had been very troubled, she may have considered very closely the marriage of her daughter.
Vermeer In Washington
The exhibition johannes vermeer , on display at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. November 12, 1995 through February 11, 1996 before moving
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Extractions: A Review by Mark Harden The exhibition "Johannes Vermeer", on display at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. November 12, 1995 through February 11, 1996 before moving to The Hague's Royal Cabinet of Paintings Mauritshuis, was the first ever exclusively dedicated to the paintings of the celebrated seventeenth-century master of Delft. This show brought together twenty-three of the thirty-six works attributed to Vermeer, presenting a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience a thorough survey of his stunning work. Vermeer chose as his motifs moments from ordinary life. He often portrayed individuals transfixed in quiet contemplation or in the performance of some seemingly mundane task: pouring water or milk, reading or writing a letter, donning jewelry. Yet the images are rendered with such expressive virtuosity that these moments are transformed into aspects of eternal truth. The means by which Vermeer accomplished this transformation is one of the arcane mysteries of his art. The inviting realism of his paintings makes them accessible to nearly everyone. A closer examination of Vermeer's technique, however, reveals that he often altered reality in order to achieve a more powerful expression of his theme. The manipulation of light and shadow, in particular, served to intensify aspects of his composition. The preparations for the exhibit have resulted in valuable additions to Vermeer scholarship. Most of the works underwent cleaning prior to the show, which not only presented their pristine appearance, but revealed many hitherto unrecognized subtleties in technique. Specialists have subjected the paintings to x-radiograph and infrared reflectography. These state-of-the-art methods provide a behind-the-scenes look at how Vermeer planned and executed the works. In many cases they reveal changes he made to his original composition, providing insight into his creative process.
Vermeer
Welcome to Delft the city where the world-famous painter johannes vermeer (1632-1675) was born, where he lived almost all his life, and where he painted
http://www.delft.nl/webEN/vermeer/
J.-E Berger Foundation: Johannes Vermeer, Delft 1632 - Delft 1675
Biography, paintings and online puzzles of his work.
http://www.bergerfoundation.ch/Vermeer/english/

Extractions: On October 31, 1632, Jan, the son of Reynier and Digna Vermeer, was baptized in New Church in Delft. In 1641, Reynier Jansz bought the "Mechelen" house with an adjoining inn on the Grote Markt square in Delft. His father, a weaver and inn keeper, was enrolled in the Guild of Saint Luke as Mr. Constvercoper (master merchant of artworks). Jan Vermeer would see his first paintings in his father's establishment. On April 23, 1653, the civil marriage of Jan Vermeer and Catharina Bolnes was celebrated in the Delft city hall; she was from Gouda and five years his senior. They would have 15 children, 4 of whom died at a young age. On December 29, 1653, Vermeer enrolled as a master painter in the Guild of Saint Luke in Delft. In 1662, Vermeer was elected the Guild's president. On December 16, 1675, Jan Vermeer, a painter by trade, forty-three years old, was entombed in Old Church in Delft. These are the only three documents which have survived: his birth, his marriage and his death certificates. Some stories about his family, inheritance, debts and that is all. This man's masters, models and companions are unknown to us. We do not have a single handwritten line or a self-portrait. Vermeer is not part of art history and has become a ghost which we can only glimpse fleetingly and guess at through the work he left us. At the time of his death, Vermeer left behind eleven children, of which 10 were minors. On April 24 and 30, 1676, Catharina Vermeer filed petitions with Holland's and Zeeland's High Courts to obtain assignment letters to his creditors, invoking the disastrous conditions caused by the war and her husband's decease. The ruling was in her favor. On March 15, 1677, the Vermeer estate's paintings were sold at the Guild. Twenty-one of the master's paintings were dispersed. On December 30, 1687, Catharina Vermeer-Bolnes received last rites; she was buried three days later. The last of Vermeer's works were sold to Delft's last collectors, who locked them up in their cupboards. The shutters closed. Nobody spoke about Jan Vermeer. His name was forgotten.
Vermeer's Camera
This painting, often referred to as The Music Lesson , was created by the great Dutch artist johannes vermeer in the 1660s. It shows an exquisitely painted
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Extractions: Vermeer's Camera This painting, often referred to as 'The Music Lesson', was created by the great Dutch artist Johannes Vermeer in the 1660s. It shows an exquisitely painted interior scene, with a woman playing the virginals and a man listening. The woman has her back to us, although we can see a reflection of her face in the mirror on the wall. The man's role is unclear. He appears to be wearing an outdoor coat, and is carrying a stick. Has he just stepped inside from the street, to ask the woman a question, and now hangs on her answer? Is he a relation? Her teacher? Her lover? The answer to this little mystery we may never know. But this painting contains a quite extraordinary set of clues about a much bigger mystery, one which has only recently been deciphered. Vermeer (1632-75) only produced about 30 paintings during his lifetime. He really seems to have worked rather slowly. When he died, his wife and family were left in debt. Two paintings went to the local baker to settle a bill. But since about 100 years ago, his work started to be re-assessed, and today he is regarded as one of the greatest artists that ever lived. Very little is known about Vermeer's life, and his methods of working. He had no students or apprentices, and he left no records. But many people have speculated that he might have used some sort of optical device to help him create his paintings, possibly a device called a
Johannes Vermeer (16321675) | Thematic Essay | Timeline Of Art History | The M
vermeer, johannes (Dutch, 16321675), Europe, geography, Low Countries, Hals, Frans (Dutch, after 1580-1666), Rembrandt, Harmensz van Rijn (Dutch,
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Extractions: Related Timeline Content Timelines Low Countries, 1600-1800 A.D. Thematic Essays Caravaggio (1571-1610) and his Followers List of Rulers: Europe Painting in Oil in the Low Countries and its Spread to Southern Europe Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640) and Anthony van Dyck (1599-1641): Paintings Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn (1606-1669): Paintings Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn (1606-1669): Prints Still-Life Painting in Northern Europe, 1600-1800 Maps World Map, 1600-1800 A.D. Europe Map, 1600-1800 A.D. Koninklijk Kabinet van Schilderijen Mauritshuis, The Hague In his earliest paintings, Vermeer surveyed the styles of various seventeenth-century artists. For example, in Christ in the House of Mary and Martha (ca. 1655; Edinburgh, National Gallery of Scotland), he achieved an unlikely mixture of Anthony van Dyck and Hendrick ter Brugghen. The Procuress Caravaggesque works by the court painter Gerrit van Honthorst, except for the apparent self-portrait which in its handling of light and soft focus resembles a moment caught in a mirror. Similar effects had been achieved in Delft by the short-lived
MyStudios- Johannes Vermeer The Complete Works
A brief biography of vermeer and information about all his paintings.
http://www.mystudios.com/vermeer/vermeer-core.html
Johannes Vermeer - Rijksmuseum Amsterdam - Museum For Art And History
Today johannes vermeer is one of the most celebrated Dutch painters of the seventeenth century. For centuries, however, he remained an obscure figure.
http://www.rijksmuseum.nl/aria/aria_artists/00017083?lang=en
Glazing In The Painting Of Johannes Vermeer
The old masters painting technique used by johannes vermeer.
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Extractions: by Jonathan Janson click here for books about the technique of Vermeer and the Great Masters O f all the old masters' painting techniques, glazing is perhaps the most discussed but the least understood. Completely abandoned in the twentieth-century, it was once one of the most valuable tools possessed by painters. In recent years glazing has been called upon by art historians and painters alike to explain every nuance of past masterpieces assuming an almost mystical character. Vermeer first crafted the so-called underpainting , modeling forms and creating light effects with shades of opaque vermilion and flake white. Vermilion was the only strong red opaque pigment available, it had an orange over tone. A small amount of bone black was added in the darker shadows. This layer was allowed to dry completely Over the underpainting Vermeer applied one or two very thin layers of madder lake, a deep ruby red, which is transparent by nature. These transparent layers are called glazes The glazing process creates a brilliant luminous red similar to similar to stained-glass and cannot be realized by direct mixture of paints.
Johannes Vermeer (1632 - 1675) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
johannes vermeer After studying under Carel Fabritiuis, Jan vermeer entered the Guild of St. Luke where he was head in 1662 and 1670. vermeer died at the
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Extractions: After studying under Carel Fabritiuis, Jan Vermeer entered the Guild of St. Luke where he was head in 1662 and 1670. Vermeer died at the young age of 43, leaving behind a wife and eight children. His work received little credit until five years after his death. Vermeer painted small domestic scenes, recognizable by the use of light and tone.
Vermeer 1996, Mauritshuis Museum, The Hague, Holland
18 vermeer Music Festival Poster for vermeer Quartet in The Hague. For more vermeer pictures please check out Roy Williams site. All about johannes
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Extractions: [From left to right] 1 Girl with a Pearl Earring Woman with a Pearl Necklace and Girl with a Pearl Earring Woman Holding a Balance Woman in Blue Holding a Letter ... Vermeer Music Festival Poster for Vermeer Quartet in The Hague For more Vermeer pictures please check out Roy Williams' site All about Johannes Vermeer Rule 144 Analysis ... Zero Bonds
Girl With A Pearl Earring : An In-Depth Study
The Girl with a Pearl Earring is universally recognized as one of johannes vermeer s absolute masterworks. After more than a century of study,
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Extractions: An In-Depth Study by Jonathan Janson The Girl with a Pearl Earring is universally recognized as one of Johannes Vermeer's absolute masterworks. After more than a century of study, the work still poses significant questions. Who was the sitter and was the painting even intended as a portrait? Why had it remained in complete obscurity until it was rediscovered in 1882 and sold for the price of a reproduction? Was it a part of a pendant? Did Vermeer sell the painting during his lifetime? Why was the original background a deep transparent green rather than the black we see today? Was the pearl a real one? What significance did the turban have? Which painting procedures did Vermeer employ? Which pigments did he use?
VERMEER, Johannes
johannes vermeer is one of the great Dutch masters, though only about 30 paintings by him are known. Through the play of light and colour, he transforms
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Vermeer Avenue
Chronology of his work, a diary of a vermeer tour and a link section.
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Extractions: At that time, about 5 years ago, I didn't know just his name. I saw this picture on a book. But this picture is used without a name of Vermeer. Then I examined who painted this girl. In fact, it was not so difficult to find his name, Vermeer. 'cause he is enough famous for also people who don't have a specialty of arts. And while I examined little by little, I found lots of interesting things about him. One of them is his history. Here I introduce a tiny history. In 1632, he, Johannes Vermeer, was born in Delft, Holland. His father worked on silk weaver and art dealer. Then in 1653, Vermeer married Catherina Bolnes. Until in 1675 he died, he had 8 children with his wife. His estate, 19(!!) paintings, bequeathed to his widow and Maria Thins, who was the eldest daughter. But, in 1676, when was just one year after his death, the widow had to pay a debt of "617" guilders to a baker with two paintings.
Johannes Vermeer Screen Saver
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Artists In 60 Seconds: Johannes (Jan) Vermeer
A profile of johannes vermeer (16321675), Dutch Baroque painter.
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Extractions: zGCID=" test0" zGCID=" test0 test4" zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') You are here: About Education Art History Artists A to Z ... Jan Vermeer Artists in 60 Seconds: Johannes (Jan) Vermeer Art History Education Art History Essentials ... Help Allegory of the Art of Painting (1665-67); Oil on canvas, 120 x 100 cm, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna Image source ArtprintCollection.com Email to a friend Print this Page Submit to Digg Most Popular The Last Supper Art History Jobs - Fellowship and Internship Postings What is Art? Ancient Greek Art ... The Sistine Chapel Ceiling From Shelley Esaak FREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now! Movement, Style, School or Type of Art: Dutch Baroque Date and Place of Birth: October 31, 1632, Delft, Netherlands This was, at least, the date on which Vermeer was baptized. There is no record of his actual date of birth, though we assume it was close to the above. Vermeer's parents were Protestant Reformed, a Calvinist denomination that held infant baptism as a sacrament. (Vermeer himself is thought to have converted to Roman Catholicism when he married.)
Johannes Vermeer: Mr. Stolyarov's Gallery Of Rational Art
johannes vermeer (16321675). vermeer exemplified the height of the Dutch Renaissance, employing a technique that encompassed the finest details of a scene
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Extractions: Click here to return to the Main Hall of Mr. Stolyarov's Gallery. Click here to view Issue XX of The Rational Argumentator. Click here to view TRA's Master Index. Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675) Vermeer exemplified the height of the Dutch Renaissance, employing a technique that encompassed the finest details of a scene while paying careful attention to macroscopic harmony and order. He was a master at accurately depicting the interplay of light and shadow with respect to both inanimate objects and persons, and employing this knowledge to selectively emfasize the key details of his works. Note, for example, the light directed at the Geografer and his charts, stating, in a wonderful visual metafor, that his is the path to illumination. Like the Geografer, the subjects of Vermeer's paintings are industrious, dignified human beings, pursuing worthy and uplifting tasks from painting to music to astronomy. The Art of Painting The Astronomer The Concert The Geografer The Music Lesson View of Delft Girl with a Pearl Earring The Guitar Player The Lacemaker The Mistress and the Maid
Hotel Johannes Vermeer - Delft
Hotel johannes vermeer hotels, Delft Reservations , budget luxury Delft hotels. hotels in Delft.
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Extractions: Hotel Johannes Vermeer is a cosy hotel with 24 luxurious rooms and a weddingsuite. All rooms are equipped with airconditioning, colour television, telephone with direct outside line, FREE wireless internet, bathroom with shower and toilet and hairdryer. The hotel is situated in an old sigarfactory in the sparkling centre of Delft with its many cultural sights and shops. Our delicious breakfast is served in one of the pleasing rooms of our Restaurant/Grand Cafe Johannes Vermeer, which also offers a sublime restaurant with a lovely garden.

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