File:Posture 14 and 15 - Woodblock cut copy - after Marcantonio Raimondi - around 1555.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionPosture 14 and 15 - Woodblock cut copy - after Marcantonio Raimondi - around 1555.jpg |
English: This image above is a woodcut and it is speculated that it was copied from engravings created by Agostino Veneziano.[1][2]
It is thought that the engravings in the Agostino Veneziano edition of I modi were copied from the engravings in the edtion of I modi that was created in a collaboration between Marcantonio Raimondi and Giulio Romano.[1]It is thought that Agostino veneziano may have engraved a single replacement set of engravings based on offset drawings from the engravings in Marcantonio and Giulio's edition of "I modi".[1] It has been speculated that the date for the creation of the images above from the woodcut booklet is around 1555.[1] This replacement set by Agostino is thought to have been made in around 1530.[2] The edition of I modi created by Marcantonio and Giulio is thought to have been created in around 1524 to 1527.[3] It is unknown who the artist is of the woodcut booklet that is speculated to have been created in around 1555.[1] The images in this woodcut booklet were created using woodcut releif printing.[1][2] It has also been speculated that the images in this book were bound in with contemporary texts.[1] It is thought that there are two images "...in the abbreviated final signature...[that] seem to come from different traditions."[1] The image that shows a figure standing near a tree is one of those two images.[1] It has has also been said about this image that "...both image and text differ markedly in style from those that precede them..." in the woodcut booklet.[4] Dimensions: 15 x 9.6 cm Technique: Woodcut relief printing Artist: Unkown Date: Around 1555 |
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https://www.metmuseum.org/art/metpublications/Art_and_Love_in_Renaissance_Italy Title: Art and Love in Renaissance Italy Editor: Andrea Bayer Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.), Kimbell Art Museum Date: 2008 ISBN:9781588393005, 1588393003 |
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- ↑ a b c d e f g h i James Grantham Turner (December 2004). "Marcantonio's Lost Modi and their Copies". Print Quarterly 21 (4): 363 - 364, 366, 373, 375, 379, 382 - 384.
- ↑ a b c James Grantham Turner (June 2009). "Woodcut Copics of the "Modi"". Print Quarterly 26 (2): 115, 116 - 117.
- ↑ James Grantham Turner (June 2009). "Woodcut Copics of the "Modi"". Print Quarterly 26 (2): 117.
- ↑ James Grantham Turner (Spring 2009). "STANDING BRONZES, RICCIO, AND "I MODI"". Source: Notes in the History of Art 28 (3): 8.
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