Dutch Landscape ~ The Early Years ~ Haarlem and Amsterdam 1590 - 1650 ~ The National Gallery, London ~ 1986

A good clean copy of the catalogue produced to accompany the exhibition, "Dutch Landscape : The Early Years : Haarlem and Amsterdam 1590 - 1650", held at the National Gallery, London, from September 3rd to November 23rd 1986. Scholarly contents comprise : I :- Introduction by Dr. Christopher Brown, with Appendix, Three contemporary discussions of landscape painting :- {a} :- Carel van Mander { 1604 } : {b} :- Samuel Ampzing { 1628 } : {c} :- Constantijn Huygens {c. 1629 - 30 } : II :- "Techniques of the Early Dutch Landscape Painters" by David Bomford, National Gallery : III :- "Hendrick Goltzius and his Conception of Landscape", by Professor E.K.J. Reznicek, University of Utrecht : IV :- "Seascape into Landscape", by Dr. Margarita Russell, Senior Research Fellow, National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C. : V :- "Nature and Landscape in Dutch Literature of the Golden Age", by Dr. M.A. Schenkeveld-van der Dussen, University of Utrecht : VI :- "The Dutch Rural Economy and the Landscape", by Professor Jan de Vries, University of California at Berkeley : VII :- Catalogue : {a} :- Precursors in Antwerp and Rome : {b} :- The Flemish Immigrants : {c} :- Haarlem, The First Generation : {d} :- Amsterdam, The First Generation : {e} :- Haarlem, The Second Generation : {f} :- Amsterdam, The Second Generation : VIII :- Bibliography, and IX :- List of Lenders. Soft covers, large format, 240 pages, black and white and full colour illustrations.
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