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[Carel de Moor] - Fowler, Pamela & Piet Bakker
Reference : 123332
(2024)
ISBN : 9789059973930
Carel de Moor 1655-1738. His Life and Work. A Catalogue RaisonnÃ
Fowler, Pamela & Piet Bakker: Carel de Moor 1655-1738. His Life and Work. A Catalogue RaisonnÃ. 2024. 349 pages, illustrated in colour throughout. Hard cover. 29 x 25cms. A catalogue raisonne of the works of Carel de Moor (1655-1738). 4 essays look at De Moor's life, his career and his clients, his artistic development, and critical reception of his art. The catalogue itself is divided into 7 parts: accepted paintings, problematic and rejected attributions, works known only through descriptions, works known only through reproductions, drawings, etchings, engravings and mezzotints. Also includes 2 appendices on De Moor's social environment and transcripts of archival records.
A catalogue raisonne of the works of Carel de Moor (1655-1738). 4 essays look at De Moor's life, his career and his clients, his artistic development, and critical reception of his art. The catalogue itself is divided into 7 parts: accepted paintings, problematic and rejected attributions, works known only through descriptions, works known only through reproductions, drawings, etchings, engravings and mezzotints. Also includes 2 appendices on De Moor's social environment and transcripts of archival records. Text in English
Carel de Moor 1655-1738 His Life and Work. A Catalogue Raisonn
, Primavera Pers, 2024 Hardcover, 352 PAGES ., ca. 400 ill. in color. 29 x 25.3cm. **ENGLISH TEXT** ISBN 9789059973930.
Carel de Moor (1655-1738). His Life and Work, a monograph and oeuvre catalogue, is the first scholarly study of one of the most important Dutch portrait painters of his time. The book includes a comprehensive biography, which explores Carel de Moor's life and multi-faceted career within the context of the economic, political, and social history of the Dutch Republic. As a result of the authors? thorough investigation of De Moor?s client networks, several hitherto unknown sitters have now been identified; other sitters have been provided with new identities. The Catalogue Raisonn , arranged chronologically within the categories of portraits, history, pastoral scenes, genre and still life, allows us to view De Moor's oeuvre in its totality, to compare his work with that of his predecessors and contemporaries, and to evaluate the development of his artistic style. Given that De Moor's career mostly took place in the eighteenth century, this publication also adds significantly to the corpus of studies of Netherlandish art produced between 1680 and 1750 ? a period largely ignored by art historians. As De Moor's work convincingly demonstrates, this lack of interest is entirely unjustified
