Hans Memling, 1490 - Virgin and Child - umelecká tlač

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Viac ako 530 rokov stará maľba bola vyrobená muž Dutch umelec Hans memling v 1490. 530 year-old work of art measures the size of Celkom 14 1/8 palca (10 x 1 cm); maľovaný povrch 4 35,9/26 x 13 3/8 palca (9 x 1 cm) a bol vyrobený s olej na drevo. Dnes je toto umelecké dielo viditeľné v Metropolitné múzeum umenia digitálna zbierka, ktorá je jedným z najväčších a najlepších múzeí umenia na svete a ktorá obsahuje viac ako dva milióny umeleckých diel trvajúcich päťtisíc rokov svetovej kultúry, od praveku po súčasnosť a z každej časti sveta. S láskavým dovolením: Metropolitné múzeum umenia v New Yorku, zbierka Friedsama, odkaz od Michaela Friedsama, 1931 (licencia: verejná doména). Úverová linka umeleckého diela je: Zbierka Friedsam, odkaz od Michaela Friedsama, 1931. Okrem toho je to zarovnanie portrét with an image ratio of 3 : 4, meaning that the length is 25% shorter than the width. Hans Memling was a Netherlandish, whose artistic style can mainly be assigned to Northern Renaissance. The Dutch painter lived for 64 rokov, born in the year 1430 in Seligenstadt, Hessen state, Germany and died in the year 1494.

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What does the original artwork description of the The Metropolitan Museum of Art write about this work of art created by Hans Memling? (© Autorské práva - Metropolitné múzeum umenia - Metropolitné múzeum umenia)

This painting of the Virgin and Child formed what would have been a diptych with a portrait of a donor, possibly presented by his or her patron saint, on the accompanying panel at the right. Dendrochronology established that wood from the same tree was used for this painting's support as well as Memling's Bathsheba at her Bath (ca. 1485, Staatsgalerie Stuttgart), reinforcing the connection between The Met's picture and Memling's workshop.