Didacus Velazquius

Didacus Velazquius,^[1] vulgo Diego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez (natus Hispali 6 Iunii 1599, mortuus Matriti 6 Augusti 1660) fuit pictor saeculi aurei Hispanici et miles sancti Iacobi. Pictor mores baroci et realismi observavit.

Opera selecta recensere

fortasse 1618 : Christus apud Martham Mariamque
1635 : Deditio Bredae
1650 : Papae Innocentii X effigies
1656 : Las meninas
1655-1660: Lanificae sive fabula Arachnes

Notae recensere

↑ "Velázquez erased it and signed what remained Didacus Velazquius, pictor regius, expinxit" (p. 160 apud Google Books)

Bibliographia recensere

Brown, Dale. 1969. The World of Velázquez: 1599–1660. Novi Eboraci: Time-Life Books. ISBN 0-8094-0252-1.
Brown, Jonathan. 1986. Velázquez: Painter and Courtier. Portu Novo: Yale University Press. ISBN 0-300-03466-0.
Brown, Jonathan. 1978. Images and Ideas in Seventeenth-Century Spanish Painting. Princetoniae: Princeton University Press. ISBN 0-691-03941-0.
Brown, Jonathan. 2008 Collected writings on Velázquez. Portu Novo: CEEH & Yale University Press. ISBN 978-0-300-14493-2.
Calvo Serraller, Francisco. 1999. Velázquez. Matriti: Electa. ISBN 84-8156-203-3.
Davies, David, et Enriqueta Harris. 1996. Velázquez in Seville Edinburgi: National Gallery of Scotland. ISBN 0-300-06949-9.
"Diego Velázquez." 1911. Encyclopædia Britannica. Ed. 11a. Londinii: Cambridge University Press.
"Enriqueta Harris resalta la 'pasión británica' por Velázquez en un simposio en Sevilla" (PDF). El Pais Digital
Erenkrantz, Justin R. "The Variations on Past Masters". The Mask and the Mirror. Accessum 10 Aprilis 2005.
Goldberg, Edward L. 1992. Velázquez in Italy: Painters, Spies and Low Spaniards. The Art Bulletin 74(3):453–456.
López-Rey, José; Gilles Nenet, ed. 1996? Velázquez, Prince of Painters. 2 voll. Coloniae: Taschen. ISBN 3-8228-8657-2.
Moser, Wolf. 2011. Diego de Silva Velázquez: Das Werk und der Maler. 2 voll. Lyon: Edition Saint-Georges ISBN 978-3-00-032155-9.
Prater, Andreas. 2007. Venus ante el espejo. CEEH. ISBN 978-84-936060-0-8.
Salort-Pons, Salvador. 2002. Velázquez en Italia. Matriti: Fundación de Apoyo a la História del Arte Hispanico. ISBN 84-932891-1-6.
"Velázquez, Diego." 1995. Enciclopedia Hispánica. Barcinonae: Encyclopædia Britannica Publishers. ISBN 1-56409-007-8.
Wolf, Norbert. 1998. Diego Velázquez, 1599–1660: the face of Spain. Coloniae: Taschen. ISBN 3-8228-6511-7.

Nexus externi recensere

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[1] "Velázquez erased it and signed what remained Didacus Velazquius, pictor regius, expinxit" (p. 160 apud Google Books)

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