Renaissance curiosity in microcosm
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Follower of Bernard Palissy, platter, last quarter of the 16th century, lead-glazed earthenware, 52.1 x 39.7 x 7.1 cm (The Metropolitan Museum of Art), an Expanded Renaissance Initiative video
speakers: Dr. Lauren Kilroy-Ewbank and Dr. Beth Harris
Fascinating. Thanks a ton. This is the first time I have been introduced to Renaissance art & craft other than paintings, sculpture, architecture.
One reads about and studies pottery of ancient civilizations like Ancient Greece, Indus Valley Civilization, etc, and my mind unconsciously associated pottery with pre-middle ages world, and somehow never thought of pottery as representative of art and ethos of a period in hustory as late as the Rensissance. Our minds make such unconscious and arbitrary compartmentalisations!
Thanks again for the vid.
Yes and presumably pottery (for instance) has its own history (across cultures) which extends all the way to the present day.
The title of this video piqued my interest right away and then the enigmatic first comment added to that... I was not disappointed, lol. Hearing how it was made did give me pause, but I absolutely would love to eat off of that platter, it's so beautifully detailed. And I'd love to know what was in Palissy's cabinet of curiosity, too.
Hop away frog!
Dr. Beth Harris ♥
erm .. now THESE are the magic moments of of shapeshifting/genre-switching .. in this case .. a fine exemplar of 'art analysis' blazing the future road to philosophers.
That is not a European viper (adder) it is a harmless grass snake (natrix natrix). Also its not a lobster its a crayfish
Ohh how anyone do such great work. You require lot of ideas thats involved crafting and botanics. That's great to understood botanics and painting. Thanks from India.
Eek. Beautifully creepy 🐍🦎💚
Amazing!!!
Thank you for your introduction, which has benefited me a lot. I'd really like to know if there's any way I can learn more about Palissy.
We are delighted to know that you enjoyed the video. If you visit the video page on our website, Smarthistory.org, there is a list of additional resources at the bottom. Here is a direct link: smarthistory.org/bernard-palissy-rustic-platter/
Thank you very much .@@smarthistory-art-history
i wanna make a work of art that's worth talking about for about 5 mins on smarthistory
Thanks
we have a puzzle with that image I didn´t know the context or the craft techniques, thanx
I have one from 16th century from that show cortez victory aztec
I know this is a stretch or a bit of an off topic question but what are the two art pieces being exhibited next to / close by the platter? You get a clear shot of both at 0:12
gracias por compartir me gusta ¡¡¡¡¡¡
Very grotesque
Hello Smarthistory! Could you please make a new video about the Hagia Sophia? The Turkish president Erdoğan decided to turn Hagia Sophia into a mosque again. Does this have any consequences for nun-muslim visitors and the Christian art inside the Hagia Sophia?
The snake in the center looks like islamic writing
Good point. It looks like the word "Allah."
Why would you devote an entire segment on Palissy and illustrate it with a work by a follower? This makes no sense to me.