As some time happens,
we start from a point and we go forward. So we started from the painting
seen by Sam Muller, and we are to Gabriel Rossetti. Actually Sam asked for
other pictures and Beata Beatrix of Rossetti has taken me in these last
time in a discussion on his sundials.
As we ca
Fred Sawyer wrote:
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> Rosetti's Beata Beatrix is the print that hangs over my desk at work. It
> draws many comments.
>
> The sundial does play a prominent role in the work - not only visually but
> also symbolically. If you look closely at the numbers you'll see that they
> are not arranged
Rosetti's Beata Beatrix is the print that hangs over my desk at work. It
draws many comments.
The sundial does play a prominent role in the work - not only visually but
also symbolically. If you look closely at the numbers you'll see that they
are not arranged correctly. They are twisted aroun
Sam Muller wrote:
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> I'm curious too to know now where there might be other
> famous paintings that feature sundials.
>
An interesting point of focus for the Sundial in Art might also include
Rosetti's Beata Beatrix (1863). Although Rosetti's image may include more foder
for
specu
Sam,
I love mysteries like this. They are what make research such fun!
There have been several papers in either Bulletin of the British
Sundial Society OR Bulletin of the Scientific Society with analyses
of sundials and other instruments in paintings.
Is there any chance of asking the UM Mus
>
> > ... I'm curious too to know now where there might be other famous
> > paintings that feature sundials.
>
>
> I know of two paintings by Holbein and one engraving by Duerer that
> contain sundials:
>
>
> Artwork Artist DateLocation
>
> "Melencolia I"
Sam Muller ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> ... I'm curious too to know now where there might be other famous
> paintings that feature sundials.
I know of two paintings by Holbein and one engraving by Duerer that
contain sundials:
Artwork Artist DateLocation
"M
A painting I saw recently in the University of Michigan Museum of Art that
had a sundial in it puzzled me a great deal, and I still have a question
about it. The painting is called the Illness and Cure of Hezekiah by B.
Flemalle. I started out knowing little about it, but have learned this
much.
