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kaverySAVOLDO, Giovanni Girolamo (about 1480 - about 1548 )
Mary Magdalene
about 1535-40
The landscape background appears to represent Venice and its lagoon.
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Giovanni Girolamo Savoldo
Italian, 1530s
Oil on canvas
39 x 31 1/2 in.
Находится в J. Paul Getty Museum
О художнике с сайта музея:
Giovanni Girolamo Savoldo was also called Girolamo da Brescia, which means from Brescia, Italy. Since he is not known to have lived in the northern Italian town of Brescia, the term probably indicates his family origin. Due to the lack of information about him, scholars have struggled to determine his training and the source of his style. Upon Savoldo's death, his only known student, Paolo Pino, commented, "He has spent his life on few works, and with slight esteem for his name."
A receipt for a painting made for a hospital in Parma places Savoldo there in his early twenties. Shortly thereafter, he applied for membership in the painters' guild of Florence. By the age of forty, he had settled in Venice, where he had his most productive years as a painter. He received commissions for portraits and altarpieces from Francesco Maria Sforza, the ruling duke of Milan, and built a substantial reputation among the Milanese nobility.
А вам какая из них больше нравится?
Mary Magdalene
about 1535-40
The landscape background appears to represent Venice and its lagoon.
Подробнее о картине
Находится в Национальной Лондонской галлерее.
Еще одна версия этой картины
Giovanni Girolamo Savoldo
Italian, 1530s
Oil on canvas
39 x 31 1/2 in.
Находится в J. Paul Getty Museum
О художнике с сайта музея:
Giovanni Girolamo Savoldo was also called Girolamo da Brescia, which means from Brescia, Italy. Since he is not known to have lived in the northern Italian town of Brescia, the term probably indicates his family origin. Due to the lack of information about him, scholars have struggled to determine his training and the source of his style. Upon Savoldo's death, his only known student, Paolo Pino, commented, "He has spent his life on few works, and with slight esteem for his name."
A receipt for a painting made for a hospital in Parma places Savoldo there in his early twenties. Shortly thereafter, he applied for membership in the painters' guild of Florence. By the age of forty, he had settled in Venice, where he had his most productive years as a painter. He received commissions for portraits and altarpieces from Francesco Maria Sforza, the ruling duke of Milan, and built a substantial reputation among the Milanese nobility.
А вам какая из них больше нравится?
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Date: 2006-09-21 07:58 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-09-21 08:15 am (UTC)Так что мне первая больше по душе :)
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Date: 2006-09-21 08:46 am (UTC)Мягкая, загадочная, нежная...
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Date: 2006-09-21 01:49 pm (UTC)Это не золото, скорее бронза.
Задний план мне тоже нравится, такой весь итальянистый (как потолочная фреска), хороший голубой.
Судя по стенке, то ли картина все-таки была позже написана, чем первая, то ли на первой стенка с попыткой реставрации...
На первой закат, на второй - погожий денек.
Мне нравится второй.
Если заказчик был из гильдии ткачей, недавно разбогатевший на удачной сделке в Генуе, то он купил бы вторую картину.
А первую взял бы кто победнее, или в церковь, в монастырь...
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Date: 2006-09-21 01:53 pm (UTC)Первая очень нравится. Ткань, ткань, ткань... Правда, не могу избавиться от ощущения, что это водонепроницаемый плащ ))
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