6 results on '"artistic patronage"'
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2. Śląski akcent w czeskim dokonaniu bawarskiego artysty?
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Czechowicz, Bogusław
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SCULPTURE ,RENAISSANCE - Abstract
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- 2023
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3. Ippolito II d’Este, les artistes et le royaume de France (1536-1563)
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Jean Sénié
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Francia ,érudition ,Roma ,Rome ,reti di artisti ,humanism ,XVIe siècle ,cultural life ,storia della Corte ,Cinquecento ,artistic patronage ,General Environmental Science ,Rinascimento ,diffusione di idee e forme ,histoire de la Cour ,réseaux d’artistes ,artistic life ,Europe ,Renaissance ,diffusion des idées et des formes ,Italy ,vita artistica ,France ,ambassador ,Europa ,Catholic Church ,ambasciatore ,cardinale ,mécénat artistique ,Court history ,Chiesa cattolica ,erudition ,erudizione ,collector ,cardinal ,mecenatismo artistico ,vita culturale ,vie artistique ,collectionneur ,vie culturelle ,umanesimo ,Italie ,dissemination of ideas and forms ,16th century ,artists’ networks ,Italia ,humanisme ,Église catholique ,General Earth and Planetary Sciences ,collezionista ,ambassadeur - Abstract
Entre 1536 et 1563, Ippolito II d’Este passe quinze ans dans le royaume de France. Il joue un rôle d’intermédiaire entre l’Italie et la France, tant sur le plan politique que sur le plan culturel. Le cardinal de Ferrare, et certains Italiens de sa suite, entendent jouer sur le décalage culturel et artistique qu’ils pensent remarquer entre la cour de France et les cours italiennes. L’usage politique du mécénat artistique révèle la perception d’Ippolito II d’Este des Français, mais aussi sa conception du rôle d’un prélat issu d’une prestigieuse dynastie italienne. Or, avec les guerres de Religion, la magnificence du cardinal est tournée en dérision. Le mécénat artistique du prélat s’expose à un retournement politique dégradant son image. La vie d’Ippolito II d’Este offre ainsi la possibilité de connaître les discours d’Italiens sur les Français, et les discours que ces derniers sont en train d’élaborer sur le cardinal, au gré de leurs échanges. Tra il 1536 e il 1563, Ippolito II d’Este trascorre quindici anni nel regno di Francia svolgendovi un ruolo politico e culturale di mediatore tra Italia e Francia. Il cardinale di Ferrara, e alcuni italiani della sua corte, intendono giocare sul divario culturale e artistico che pensano di notare tra la corte di Francia e le corti italiane. L’uso politico del patrocinio artistico rivela la percezione di Ippolito II d’Este dei Francesi, ma anche la sua concezione del ruolo di un prelato di una prestigiosa dinastia italiana. Ora, con le guerre di religione francesi, la magnificenza del cardinale viene derisa. Il patrocinio artistico del prelato è esposto a un’inversione politica che degrada la sua immagine. La vita di Ippolito II d’Este offre quindi la possibilità di conoscere i discorsi degli Italiani sui Francesi, e quelli che questi ultimi stanno elaborando sul cardinale man mano che procedono i loro scambi. Between 1536 and 1563, Ippolito II d’Este spent fifteen years in the kingdom of France. He played the role of an intermediary between Italy and France on the political as well as the cultural level. The cardinal of Ferrara and some Italians in his retinue, intended to play on the cultural and artistic gap they thought they noticed between the French and Italian courts. The political use of artistic patronage reveals Ippolito II d’Este’s perception of French people, but also his conception of the role of a prelate from a prestigious Italian dynasty. Yet, with the French Wars of Religion, the magnificence of the cardinal was mocked. The prelate’s artistic patronage was exposed to a political reversal which degraded his image. Thus, Ippolito II d’Este’s life provides an opportunity to know the Italian discourses on French people, and the discourses that the latter are elaborating on the Cardinal, as their exchanges unfold.
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- 2020
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4. Margaret of Parma (1522-1586), an art patron between Flanders and Italy
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González Íscar, Carlos Andrés
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Margarita de Parma ,Renaissance ,Italy ,Margaret of Parma ,Flanders ,Flandes ,artistic patronage ,mecenazgo artístico ,Italia ,Renacimiento - Abstract
Margarita de Parma, hija ilegítima de Carlos V, fue, sin lugar a dudas, uno de los personajes históricos más interesantes y, a la vez, más olvidados del Renacimiento. En su faceta política, destacó por su manera tolerante y diplomática de gobernar los Países Bajos; en el ámbito cultural, por su notable papel como mecenas artística. Formada inicialmente en el gusto por el arte de su Flandes natal, su pertenencia primero a la familia Médici y luego a la Farnesio le abriría las puertas a los círculos artísticos del Cinquecento italiano, derivando en un patrocinio que oscilaría siempre entre ambos mundos. Este estudio constituye así una novedosa aproximación al contexto descrito, recuperando una figura que ha permanecido siempre en un segundo plano. Margaret of Parma, King Charles V’s illegitimate daughter, was one of the most interesting but forgotten figures of the Renaissance period. As a politician, she is remembered for her tolerant and diplomatic way to govern the Netherlands; and in the cultural sphere, for her significant role as an art patron. Educated first in the Flemish culture, her belonging first to the Medici and later to the Farnese allowed her to be part of the artistic circles of the Cinquecento. This is the reason why her patronage ranged always between the Flemish and the Italian arts. This paper is therefore an innovative approach to the context described, rescuing from oblivion this interesting figure.
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- 2019
5. The treasurer Alonso Gutierrez and his chapel in San Martin. Notes and documents on artistic patronage in Madrid of 16th century
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Toajas Roger, M. Ángeles
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Fuentes históricas ,Monastery of Descalzas Reales ,España ,Sculpture ,Pintura ,Funeral art ,Monasterio de las Descalzas Reales ,Monasterio de San Martín ,Painting ,Judeoconversos ,Architecture ,Spanish Jews ,Escultura ,Historical resources ,Alonso Gutiérrez de Madrid ,Renacimiento ,Arquitectura ,Madrid ,Arte funerario ,Monastery of San Martín ,Patronazgo artístico ,Artistic patronage ,Renaissance ,Spain ,Diego de Urbina ,Historia del Arte ,María de Pisa - Abstract
La capilla funeraria de Alonso Gutiérrez, Tesorero del Emperador Carlos V, fue una de las importantes obras artísticas que promovió en la última etapa de su vida en Madrid y fueron continuadas por su esposa María de Pisa, todas de relevancia en el contexto madrileño del momento aunque hoy desaparecidas en su inmensa mayoría. Contando con fuentes primarias inéditas, y aprovechando documentación ya conocida, se aporta noticia biográfica de ambos, caracterizando su condición de miembros de la alta burguesía hispana del siglo XVI, procedentes de familias judeoconversas; al mismo tiempo, se profundiza el conocimiento de esta obra, construida en el Monasterio de San Martín entre 1535 y 1543, que tuvo sus sepulcros de escultura y un gran retablo de Diego de Urbina encargado en 1570, para valorarla como significativa de sus propios intereses artísticos, pero también de los usos del arte en la España del Renacimiento. The funeral chapel of Alonso Gutiérrez, Treasurer of Emperor Carlos V, was one of important artistic works that he promoted in the last stage of his life in Madrid and were continued by his wife Maria de Pisa, all of relevance in the local context of the moment although the most part of them today disappeared. Counting on unpublished primary sources, and taking advantage as well-known documentation, the biographical news of both is contributed, characterizing their condition of members of the high Hispanic bourgeoisie of 16th century, coming from jewish christianized families (conversos); at the same time, is deepened the knowledge of this work, constructed in the Monastery of San Martin between 1535 and 1543, that had their sculptured tombs and a great altarpiece of Diego de Urbina ordered in 1570, to value it as significant of their own artistic interests, but also of the uses of art in the Spain of Renaissance.
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- 2005
6. El Tesorero Alonso Gutiérrez y su capilla en San Martín. Notas y documentos sobre patronazgo artístico en el Madrid del Quinientos*
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Toajas Roger, M. Ángeles
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Fuentes históricas ,Monastery of Descalzas Reales ,España ,Sculpture ,Pintura ,Funeral art ,Monasterio de las Descalzas Reales ,Monasterio de San Martín ,Painting ,Judeoconversos ,Architecture ,Spanish Jews ,Escultura ,Historical resources ,Alonso Gutiérrez de Madrid ,Renacimiento ,Arquitectura ,Madrid ,Arte funerario ,Monastery of San Martín ,Patronazgo artístico ,Artistic patronage ,Renaissance ,Spain ,Diego de Urbina ,Historia del Arte ,María de Pisa - Abstract
The funeral chapel of Alonso Gutiérrez, Treasurer of Emperor Carlos V, was one of important artistic works that he promoted in the last stage of his life in Madrid and were continued by his wife Maria de Pisa, all of relevance in the local context of the moment although the most part of them today disappeared. Counting on unpublished primary sources, and taking advantage as well-known documentation, the biographical news of both is contributed, characterizing their condition of members of the high Hispanic bourgeoisie of 16th century, coming from jewish christianized families (conversos); at the same time, is deepened the knowledge of this work, constructed in the Monastery of San Martin between 1535 and 1543, that had their sculptured tombs and a great altarpiece of Diego de Urbina ordered in 1570, to value it as significant of their own artistic interests, but also of the uses of art in the Spain of Renaissance. La capilla funeraria de Alonso Gutiérrez, Tesorero del Emperador Carlos V, fue una de las importantes obras artísticas que promovió en la última etapa de su vida en Madrid y fueron continuadas por su esposa María de Pisa, todas de relevancia en el contexto madrileño del momento aunque hoy desaparecidas en su inmensa mayoría. Contando con fuentes primarias inéditas, y aprovechando documentación ya conocida, se aporta noticia biográfica de ambos, caracterizando su condición de miembros de la alta burguesía hispana del siglo XVI, procedentes de familias judeoconversas; al mismo tiempo, se profundiza el conocimiento de esta obra, construida en el Monasterio de San Martín entre 1535 y 1543, que tuvo sus sepulcros de escultura y un gran retablo de Diego de Urbina encargado en 1570, para valorarla como significativa de sus propios intereses artísticos, pero también de los usos del arte en la España del Renacimiento.
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- 2005
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