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Art review: Adam Elsheimer, Devil in the Detail: Master of the miniature
Scotland on Sunday; 6/25/2006; Iain Gale; 1171 words
; Adam Elsheimer, Devil in the Detail Royal Scottish ... some 25 years ago, I first encountered Adam Elsheimer's Stoning Of St Stephen in the National ... to be one of the year's highlights. Elsheimer, while recognised by academics, remains ...
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Adam Elsheimer 1578-1610.(Brief article)(Book review)
Reference & Research Book News; 11/1/2006; 141 words
; 9781903470473 Adam Elsheimer 1578-1610. Ed. by Michael Maek-Gera ... 246 pages $50.00 Hardcover ND588 Adam Elsheimer (1578-1610) is one of the unsung ... The catalogue reproduces 32 of Elsheimer's 34 known works and contains an introductory essay by Elsheimer scholar Klessmann (formerly ...
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Rare glimpse of an innovator ; Visual arts ++ ADAM ELSHEIMER ++ Dulwich Picture Gallery LONDON
The Independent - London; 11/8/2006; Michael Glover; 639 words
; ... this exhibition of paintings by Adam Elsheimer. This is a small show - there ... Welcome to the miniature world of Adam Elsheimer, a German master who died at the ... canvases revel in the theatrical; Elsheimer, the son of a tailor from Frankfurt ...
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'The paintings of Adam Elsheimer (1578-1610): Devil in the Detail'.(EXHIBITION OF THE YEAR)(Brief article)
Apollo; 12/1/2006; 274 words
; Adam Elsheimer is one of the least known of the great ... research on the British enthusiasm for Elsheimer and on his milieu in Rome. The greatest ... wrote in his review for APOLLO, is that Elsheimer emerges as 'a quite exceptional storyteller ...
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Genius through a magnifying glass Adam Elsheimer painted very small pictures and died when he was 32 but, as the new exhibition at the Dulwich Gallery will show, his influence was felt throughout Europe
Evening Standard - London; 9/1/2006; BRIAN SEWELL; 1736 words
; WHEN Rubens received from a mutual friend in Rome news of Adam Elsheimer's death there on 11 December 1610, he responded with an astonishing eulogy. Elsheimer, a painter who worked on small sheets of copper, often no larger than a postcard, in a painstaking and exquisitely refined technique ... half ...
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Genius through a magnifying glass; Adam Elsheimer painted very small pictures and died when he was 32 but, as the new exhibition at the Dulwich Gallery will show, his influence was felt throughout Europe.
The Evening Standard (London, England); 9/1/2006; 1739 words
; Byline: BRIAN SEWELL WHEN Rubens received from a mutual friend in Rome news of Adam Elsheimer's death there on 11 December 1610, he responded with an astonishing eulogy. Elsheimer, a painter who worked on small sheets of copper, often no larger than a postcard, in a painstaking and exquisitely ...
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Master in miniature: a virtually comprehensive exhibition in Edinburgh reveals why Adam Elsheimer was such a great--and greatly influential--master of the northern baroque, as David Howarth discovers.(EXHIBITIONS)
Apollo; 8/1/2006; Howarth, David; 1045 words
; ... but so obscure as Adam Elsheimer. The presentation ... This reflects Elsheimer's sympathy with ... early expression of Elsheimer's wonderful capacity ... therefore accessible. Elsheimer made the life of ... exceptional contribution Elsheimer made to the new ... 1603). But then ...
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Visual Art Review:The Paintings of Adam Elsheimer:A handful of miniatures that changed paintings for ever
The Scotsman; 6/20/2006; Duncan Macmillan; 959 words
; ... IN THE DETAIL: THE PAINTINGS OF ADAM ELSHEIMER (1578-1610), ROYAL SCOTTISH ACADEMY ... for instance. If I was to add Elsheimer to that list, you might suppose ... than six inches across. Surely if Elsheimer is to be remembered at all in this ...
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GREAT AND SMALL Devil in the Detail: Adam Elsheimer (1578-1610)
The Sunday Telegraph London; 6/25/2006; Ben Lewis; 721 words
; Adam Elsheimer, a German painter who produced ... and even larger egos, it was Elsheimer who was behind many of their ... over-sized Baroque extravagance, Elsheimer stubbornly pursued his personalised ... of contemporary painting. Elsheimer's atmospheric open landscapes ... than 25 centimetres across ... .
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Small wonders
The Scotsman; 6/3/2006; TIM CORNWELL; 1482 words
; ... meticulous." A key to Elsheimer's fame, and possibly his ... that Goudt lived with Elsheimer, and was both pupil and patron. It is said he had Elsheimer thrown into prison for ... who reproduced many of Elsheimer's works, and after his ... them that helped spread Elsheimer's art throughout ...
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