Jan Kupecký a "černé umění" = Johann Kupezky and "the black art" /

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Author / Creator:Zelenková, Petra, author.
Imprint:Praha : Národní Galerie v Praze, [2016].
©2016
Description:55 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 20 cm
Language:English
Czech
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/11425702
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Varying Form of Title:Johann Kupezky and "the black art"
Other authors / contributors:Národní galerie v Praze. Sbírka kresby a grafiky, host institution.
ISBN:9788070356296
8070356294
Notes:Catalogue of an exhibition at the National Gallery in Prague, Collection of Prints and Drawings, 17 December 2016 through 12 March 2017.
Includes bibliographical references (page 55).
Czech and English.
Summary:This catalogue accompanies an intimate exhibition of prints and drawings reproducing the works of Jan Kupecký (1666-1740), a renowned master of Baroque portraiture. The period fame of Kupecký's art is reflected in tens of graphic translations of his paintings, made mainly at the end of this artist's life and shortly after his death. Most of these prints were executed in the technique of mezzotint, formerly called 'black art'. This publication illuminates the history of this impressive technique, which in the course of the 18th century achieved maximum popularity and best qualities. Presented here are outstanding works of the foremost German masters of the mezzotint: Bernhard Vogel, Valentin Daniel Preisler and Johann Jacob Haid -- with links to the figure of Jan Kupecký and his works. Exhibition: The National Gallery in Prague, Collection of Prints and Drawings, Prague, Czech Republic (17.12.2016-12.03.2017).

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Call Number: NE1816.G4 Z454 2016
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