First extensive biographical narrative in English of Rosalba Carriera, and first scholarly investigation of the external and internal factors that helped to create this female painter's unique career in 18th-century Europe.
First extensive biographical narrative in English of Rosalba Carriera, and first scholarly investigation of the external and internal factors that helped to create this female painter's unique career in 18th-century Europe.
Angela Oberer teaches art history at Georgetown University, Florence, at AIFS, at CEA, at CET which is associated with Vanderbilt University, and at other programs that work with colleges and universities from all over the USA.
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List of Figures Introduction 1 Rosalba Carriera - An Independent Single Artist in Eighteenth-Century Venice Carriera's Early Years Influential Friends The Beginning of a Career: Carriera an Exceptional Venetian Miniature Painter Carriera's Membership in the Accademia di San Luca in Rome A New Reading of Carriera's World en miniature Carriera's Portrait of Philip Wharton (1698-1731) Carriera's Daring Eroticism The Young Gardener in Munich Miniature Mythologies Carriera and the Sister Arts Carriera's Lady Putting Flowers in her Hair Carriera's Clients of Erotic Art 2 Carriera's Discovery of Pastel Painting A Short History of Pastel Painting Successful Ambassador of a Neglected Technique. Carriera in the Art World of Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Venice 3 Carriera's International Network Attacked by the British Carriera and the French German Travellers on the Grand Tour The Italianate Climate in Düsseldorf The House of Wittelsbach The Importance of 'Owning a Carriera' 4 Carriera's Stay in Paris Carriera's Admittance into the Académie de Peinture et de Sculpture 5 Carriera's Oeuvre in Pastel Carriera's Portraits within the Venetian Tradition From Unifying Formula to Character Studies The Importance of 'Being a Carriera' Carriera's 'Galleries of Beauty' Character Studies and Erotica Carriera's Favourite Pupil Felicita Sartori Carriera's Young Lady with a Parrot Portrait or Allegory? Mythological Subjects The Reception of Carriera's Erotic Pastels Carriera's Religious Works for Dresden 6 The Single Woman the Spinster 7 Carriera's Last Journeys - The End of an Enviable Career Carriera in Modena Carriera in Vienna The End of an Enviable Career 8 Carriera's Ways of Self-Fashioning Carriera's House on the Grand Canal a Fashionable Space of Self-Representation Self-Fashioning through Self-Portraits Carriera's Earliest Self-Portrait Carriera's Self-Portrait in the Uffizi Carriera's Self-Portrait as Winter in Dresden 1730-31 Carriera's Self-Portrait in Old Age in Windsor Castle c.1744 Carriera's Self-Portrait in the Accademia in Venice 1746 Conclusion Bibliography Index of Names.
List of Figures Introduction 1 Rosalba Carriera - An Independent Single Artist in Eighteenth-Century Venice Carriera's Early Years Influential Friends The Beginning of a Career: Carriera an Exceptional Venetian Miniature Painter Carriera's Membership in the Accademia di San Luca in Rome A New Reading of Carriera's World en miniature Carriera's Portrait of Philip Wharton (1698-1731) Carriera's Daring Eroticism The Young Gardener in Munich Miniature Mythologies Carriera and the Sister Arts Carriera's Lady Putting Flowers in her Hair Carriera's Clients of Erotic Art 2 Carriera's Discovery of Pastel Painting A Short History of Pastel Painting Successful Ambassador of a Neglected Technique. Carriera in the Art World of Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Venice 3 Carriera's International Network Attacked by the British Carriera and the French German Travellers on the Grand Tour The Italianate Climate in Düsseldorf The House of Wittelsbach The Importance of 'Owning a Carriera' 4 Carriera's Stay in Paris Carriera's Admittance into the Académie de Peinture et de Sculpture 5 Carriera's Oeuvre in Pastel Carriera's Portraits within the Venetian Tradition From Unifying Formula to Character Studies The Importance of 'Being a Carriera' Carriera's 'Galleries of Beauty' Character Studies and Erotica Carriera's Favourite Pupil Felicita Sartori Carriera's Young Lady with a Parrot Portrait or Allegory? Mythological Subjects The Reception of Carriera's Erotic Pastels Carriera's Religious Works for Dresden 6 The Single Woman the Spinster 7 Carriera's Last Journeys - The End of an Enviable Career Carriera in Modena Carriera in Vienna The End of an Enviable Career 8 Carriera's Ways of Self-Fashioning Carriera's House on the Grand Canal a Fashionable Space of Self-Representation Self-Fashioning through Self-Portraits Carriera's Earliest Self-Portrait Carriera's Self-Portrait in the Uffizi Carriera's Self-Portrait as Winter in Dresden 1730-31 Carriera's Self-Portrait in Old Age in Windsor Castle c.1744 Carriera's Self-Portrait in the Accademia in Venice 1746 Conclusion Bibliography Index of Names.
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