Miniaturen der Barockzeit aus der Sammlung Tansey
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Contributions
- Lemoine-Bouchard, Nathalie, author - Contributor
- Boeckh, Hans, author - Contributor
- Walczak, Gerrit, author - Contributor
- Tansey Miniatures Foundation - Contributor
- Bomann-Museum. Stiftung Miniaturensammlung Tansey - Contributor
Publication
2016 - Hirmer, München, Germany
Language
German
Word Count
98,750 words, Guess
Page Count
395 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-103777426385
- ISBN-139783777426389
- Library of Congress Control Number2016509122
- OCLC Control Number955313035
- Better World Books9783777426389
and 1 more
- Open LibraryOL44527784M
Classifications
- DDC750
- LCCND1337.E9 M565 2016
- LCCND1337.E9M565 2016
Alternate Titles
- Miniatures from the Baroque Period in the Tansey Collection
Description
The Tansey miniatures, now held by the Bomann Museum in Celle, represent one of the most significant collections of European miniature paintings. This volume is the sixth in a series exploring the collection in key periods. Each volume presents new photographic reproductions of the miniatures at actual size and with close-up photographs that show important details. This volume covers portrait miniatures created throughout the Baroque period of the seventeenth-century, with more than one hundred representative works. Essays by specialists in the field offer insights into the artworks, their patrons, and the period. The resulting book is as informative as it is beautiful, a stunning testament to a bygone age and a once-popular form. Exhibition: Bomann-Museum Celle, Germany (11.11.2016- ).
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