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  • Specificaties
    Verschijningsvorm

    ePub, download

    Aantal pagina's

    128

    Auteurs

    Bijzonderheden

    In samenwerking met Museum Het Rembrandthuis

    Illustraties

    circa 75 afbeeldingen in kleur

    ISBN

    9789462585300

    Jaar

    2022

    Taal

    Engels

    Uitvoering

    ePub

  • Black people were present in seventeenth-century Holland, both in society and in art. This subject has long remained in the shadows, but wrongly so. Rembrandt and many of his contemporaries made magnificent works of art that depict black people. Those works have been collected in this book.

    The biggest surprise: the later stereotypes of black people had not yet become dominant. Painters portrayed individual black models from life, with all their personal characteristics. Furthermore, black people were not always secondary figures in minor roles, but sometimes formed the main subject of the art work.

    This book explores the conditions that gave rise to these remarkable works of art and the reasons the public image of black people changed from about 1660 onwards. It tells the stories of artists who aimed to capture the visual world, the impact of transatlantic slavery, and a small community of free black people in Amsterdam’s Jodenbreestraat.


Specificaties
Verschijningsvorm

ePub, download

Aantal pagina's

128

Auteurs

Bijzonderheden

In samenwerking met Museum Het Rembrandthuis

Illustraties

circa 75 afbeeldingen in kleur

ISBN

9789462585300

Jaar

2022

Taal

Engels

Uitvoering

ePub


In het kort

Black people were present in seventeenth-century Holland, both in society and in art. This subject has long remained in the shadows, but wrongly so. Rembrandt and many of his contemporaries made magnificent works of art that depict black people. Those works have been collected in this book.