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The art of making a deal: an exhibition and a new book reveal in unprecedented detail how Rembrandt and other Dutch artists were linked to the art trade.(EXHIBITIONS)
; ...art trade in Amsterdam when, during the middle of the 17th century, it was the most prosperous city in Europe. Joachim von Sandrart, who lived there in 1637-42 refers to Hendrick (c. 1584/89-1661) as 'the famous art dealer'; Arnold Houbraken...
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(book reviews)
; ...become Apulius); ignore accents (Trinita for Triniti); thinks Joachimi de Sandrart is someone's name rather than his name in the genitive case on a titlepage (Joachim von Sandrart); is not acquainted with the different rules for capitalisation...
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Pictures and a few thousand words Cezanne, Matisse, Titian . . . there is still plenty new to say about even the greatest artists, finds Martin Gayford
; ...the early- 16th-century painter Grunewald, but one of his northern European equivalents, Joachim von Sandrart. Writing over a century after the event, Sandrart managed to get the painter's name completely wrong. Strictly speaking, there was no such...
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SACKLER, MFA PRESENT MASTERFUL EXHIBITIONS
; ...statement. Born in Lucca in 1612, he came to Rome at 16 without formal training, was befriended by the German artist Joachim von Sandrart and served an informal apprenticeship with the painter Domenichino. The devotional images of the Testa of the 1630s...
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