Everywhere illustrious histories that are a dime a dozen”: The Mass Market for History Painting in Seventeenth-Century Amsterdam

2015/01/01 by Angela Jäger · 1 citation
Economics, Econometrics and Finance · Arts and Humanities · Social Sciences · #Financial Crisis of the 21st Century #Historical Art and Culture Studies #Historical Influence and Diplomacy #Dozen #Painting #Art #Art history #Visual arts

paper · pdf · doi:10.5092/jhna.2015.7.1.2

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Abstract

illustrious-histories-that-are-a-dime-a-dozen-mass-market-history-painting-seventeenth-century-amsterdam/ will explore the mass market for history painting, the painters involved, the subjects represented, and the cost-saving production methods that they used.

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• Jacob van Ruisdael [wikipedia]

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