Discover the Vermeer's 2023 Retrospective at the Rijksmuseum with Dr. Alette Fleischer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- Context hosts monthly free livestreams with historians around the world about interesting moments in history, topical cultural events, and more. This one is all about the special 2023 Vermeer exhibit at the Rijksmuseum.
Get an exclusive look into the works on display, a brief history and setup of the exhibition, practical information for those visiting, and learn which pieces are an insider's "must-sees" with a renowned expert in Dutch art history, Dr. Alette Fleischer.
About the expert:
Amsterdam-born Alette Fleischer has a degree in Art History and a Ph.D. in 17th Dutch History, focusing on gardens, science, and technology. She has curated several exhibitions, published articles, presented lectures, and is a proud Context Expert. Her Motto: staying curious is key for being a good historian.
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Thankyou Dr! A fantastic run through for poor me living in Australia and watching the lucky ones seeing this marvelous collection. I really appreciated this so much. Thankyou for your erudition!
Wonderful guide to what I could not go to. Much appreciated also from Australia.
An excellent introduction to the exhibit, which I will see soon. Thanks.
Thank you for this helpful talk. We have tickets to the exhibit and will be seeing it in May. The information you presented will allow us to have a deeper experience of this show - much appreciated.
Your introduction is great and easy to follow. Thank you. Good focus on the main points as take aways.
...beautifully subtle ;)
lucky you, You have seen the exhibition at least 6 times so thanks to you I could not get any
This is the reason why, cinema shows are crucial, making smart promotion of such fine art achievements otherwise most people do not realize the huge inspiration they generate classical painters. Vermeer paintings are so tiny, so small, l can just imagine they worth like gold, they were used as currency for trading exchange, they were so precious like gold, and how average common topics became so precious is trully remarcable, today artists can not realize that tiny size like ...decorating eggs, like true jewelry artcrafts yeah, surprising beautiful indeed
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"A little bit illegal." Is that like a little bit pregnant?
He was 43, when he died.