What Rembrandt Painted When He Painted Jews – The Forward
2016年7月26日 · Prior to 1629, when the 23-year-old Rembrandt painted “Judas Returning the Thirty Pieces of Silver,” the scene, the culmination of the biblical episode long associated with anti-Semitism that ...
Giovanni Canavesio - Wikipedia
Suicide of Judas at the Notre-Dame des Fontaines, Giovanni Canavesio,1491 The iconography is usually depicted as hanged, with a devil pulling his soul out of his burst abdomen. Canavesio includes all elements obvious in earlier Piedmontese painting, like the opened stomach, the devil, and the small soul featured with Judas's face pulled out ...
Judas Hangs Himself (Judas se pend) - Brooklyn Museum
Judas Hangs Himself (Judas se pend), 1886–1894. Opaque watercolor over graphite on gray wove paper, Image: 11 7/8 x 6 1/8 in. (30.2 x 15.6 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Purchased by public subscription, 00.159.256 (Photo: Brooklyn Museum, 00.159.256_PS2.jpg)
examines the development of the iconography of Judas’ suicide between 800 and 1150 in illuminated manuscripts and French Romanesque architectural sculpture, probing the relationship between the image and religious thought and exegesis, liturgical ritual, and eleventh- and twelfth-century discourses over simony.
Benjamin Zweig, 2015-2016 - National Gallery of Art
My primary research project continues to examine the representation of suicide in medieval visual culture. Last summer I discovered an unpublished thirteenth-century illuminated manuscript in the British Library that copies the facade sculpture of the cathedral of Notre-Dame, Paris; it will form the basis of an article.
Benjamin Zweig, 2017–2018 - National Gallery of Art
The Crucifixion of Christ, c. 425, plaque from an ivory casket; the earliest known Crucifixion scene, combined with the suicide of Judas. The British Museum, London. M&ME, 1856,6-23,5. © Trustees of the British Museum / Art Resource, NY
Fragment of an Altarpiece with the Betrayal of Christ and the Suicide ...
Fragment of an Altarpiece with the Betrayal of Christ and the Suicide of Judas Date: 1300/1325. Artist: French; Normandy
Benjamin Zweig, 2016–2017 - National Gallery of Art
Suicide of Judas, detail of capital sculpture, Autun cathedral, France. Author photograph. This year I have continued transforming my doctoral research into the first monograph on the iconography of suicide in medieval art, for which I have conducted empirical and archival research in France, Germany, and Switzerland.
The Suicide of Judas - The Art and Popular Culture Encyclopedia
The iconography is usually depicted as hanged, with a devil pulling his soul out of his burst abdomen. Canavesio includes all elements obvious in earlier Piedmontese painting, like the opened stomach, the devil, and the small soul featured with Judas's face pulled out from his body.
Medieval Vezélay-Historiated Capital-Suicide of Judas
On the left side of the capital, Judas, naked, hangs himself from the volute of a capital. On the left side of the capital (not shown), a man carries Judas's body over his shoulder. Salet: Number 79-: South side of nave. Clerestory above first arcade pier. Click here to see other Vézelay capitals with New Testement subject matter.