جرارد ڤان هونتهورست

(تم التحويل من Gerrit van Honthorst)
جرارد ڤان هونتهورست
Gerard Honthorst - gulden cabinet.png
پورتريه في Het Gulden Cabinet, 1662
وُلِدَ(1592-11-04)4 نوفمبر 1592
أوترخت، الجمهورية الهولندية
توفي27 أبريل 1656(1656-04-27) (aged 63)
Utrecht, Dutch Republic
الجنسيةDutch
التعليمابراهام بلومرت
اللقبالرسم
العمل البارز
The Matchmaker
الحركةUtrecht Caravaggism
Classicism
الراعيVincenzo Giustiniani

جرارد ڤان هونتهورست Gerard van Honthorst (و. 4 نوفمبر 1592 - 27 أبريل 1656)، ويعرف كذلك باسم گـِريت ڤان هونتهورست Gerrit van Honthorst. زار روما في مطلع حياته العملية، حيث لاقى نجاحاً كبيراً في الرسم بأسلوب متأثر بـكراڤاجيو. وفي إيطاليا اشتهر بإسم گـِراردو دلـّى نوتـّي Gherardo delle Notti لأشخاصه المضائين بالشموع في الليل، كان رساماً هولندياً من اوترخت. وقد تدرب في البدء في مدرسة ابراهام بلومرت، الذي استبدل نمط الفرانكيين بموديلات إيطاليات في مطلع القرن السابع عشر.

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النشأة

Granida and Daifilo, 1625
The Concert, 1623, National Gallery of Art (Washington, D.C.)
The Matchmaker (1625), showing the use of Carravagesque lighting effects
Musical Group on a Balcony (1622)

Van Honthorst was born in Utrecht, the son of a decorative painter, and trained under his father, and then under Abraham Bloemaert.[1]


إيطاليا

Having completed his education, Honthorst went to Italy, where he is first recorded in 1616.[1] He was one of the artists from Utrecht who went to Rome at around this time, all of whom were to be deeply influenced by the recent art they encountered there. They were named the Utrecht caravaggisti. The other three were Dirk van Baburen, Hendrick ter Bruggen and Jan van Bijlert.[2] In Rome he lodged at the palace of Vincenzo Giustiniani, where he painted Christ Before the High Priest, now in London's National Gallery.[1] Giustiniani had an important art collection, and Honthorst was especially influenced by the contemporary artists, including Caravaggio, Bartolomeo Manfredi and the Carracci. He was particularly known for his depiction of artificially lit scenes.[3] Cardinal Scipione Borghese became another important patron, securing important commissions for him at San Silvestro Della Mariro, Montecompatri, and at Santa Maria della Vittoria in Rome. He also worked for Cosimo II de' Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany.[3]

العودة إلى أوترخت

Honthorst returned to Utrecht in 1620, and went on to build a considerable reputation both in the Dutch Republic and abroad.[1] In 1623, the year of his marriage, he was president of the Guild of St. Luke in Utrecht. He soon became so fashionable that Sir Dudley Carleton, then English envoy at The Hague, recommended his works to the Earl of Arundel and Lord Dorchester. In 1626 Honthorst hosted a dinner for Rubens, and painted him as the honest man sought for and found by Diogenes.[4]

الرعاية الملكية

Queen Elizabeth of Bohemia, sister of Charles I of England and Electress Palatine, then in exile in the Netherlands, commissioned Honthorst as a painter and employed him as a drawing-master for her children.[when?] Through her he became known to Charles, who invited him to England in 1628. There he painted several portraits, and a vast allegory, now at Hampton Court, of Charles and his queen as Diana and Apollo in the clouds receiving the Duke of Buckingham as Mercury and guardian of the King of Bohemia's children. He painted a more intimate group portrait of The Four Eldest Children of the King of Bohemia, (also at Hampton Court) in which the two eldest are depicted as Diana and Apollo.[4]

After his return to Utrecht, Honthorst retained the patronage of the English monarch, painting for him, in 1631, a large picture of the king and queen of Bohemia and all their children.[4] At around the same time he painted some pictures illustrating the Odyssey for Lord Dorchester, and some showing incidents of Danish history for Christian IV of Denmark. He also painted a portrait of the king's daughter Countess Leonora while she was in the Hague.

His popularity in the Netherlands was such that he opened a second studio in the Hague, where he painted portraits of members of the court, and taught drawing.[1] These large studios, where the work included making replicas of Honthorst's royal portraits, employed a large number of pupils and assistants;[1] according to one pupil, Joachim von Sandrart, describing his experiences in the mid-1620s, Honthorst would have about 24 students at any one time, each paying 100 guilders a year for their education.[5]

His brother Willem van Honthorst (1594–1666) was also a portrait painter. Many of Willem's paintings were previously misattributed to Gerrit due to the similarity of their signatures. Willem was a pupil of Abraham Bloemaert, and was also taught by his own elder brother. In 1646 he went to Berlin, where he became court painter to Louise-Henriette, wife of the elector Frederick II of Brandenburg. He returned to Utrecht in 1664.[6]

الكنية

Honthorst is often referred to as "Gherardo delle notti" ("Gerrit of the Nights") by modern Italians.[7] However, the nickname does not actually appear in any known Italian sources dating before Honthorst's death. Surviving Italian documents from before 1656 refer to the artist as either "Gherardo Fiammingo" ("Gerrit the Fleming") or "Gherardo Hollandese" ("Gerrit the Dutchman"), emphasizing his foreignness rather than his trademark skill at rendering nocturnal lighting. It was only in the 18th century that the nickname "Gherardo delle notti" came into widespread use.[8]

الذكرى

Honthorst was a prolific artist. His most attractive pieces are those in which he cultivates the style of Caravaggio, often tavern scenes with musicians, gamblers and people eating. He had great skill at chiaroscuro, often painting scenes illuminated by a single candle.[4]

Some of his pieces were portraits of the Duke of Buckingham and his family (Hampton Court), the King and Queen of Bohemia (Hanover and Combe Abbey), Marie de Medici (Amsterdam Stadthuis), 1628, the Stadtholders and their Wives (Amsterdam and The Hague), Charles Louis and Rupert, Charles I's nephews (Musée du Louvre, St Petersburg, Combe Abbey and Willin), and Baron Craven (National Portrait Gallery, London). His early style can be seen in the Lute-player (1614) in the Louvre, the Martyrdom of St John in Santa Maria della Scala at Rome, or the Liberation of Peter in the Berlin Museum.[4]

His 1620 The Adoration of the Shepherds in the Uffizi was destroyed in the Via dei Georgofili Massacre of 1993.[9]

Honthorst's 1623 The Concert was purchased for an undisclosed sum by the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., US from a private collection in France in November 2013. The painting had not been on view since 1795. The 1.23-by-2.06-metre (4.0 by 6.8 ft) The Concert went on display for the first time in 218 years in a special installation at the National Gallery of Art's West Building on 23 November 2013. It remained there for six months before going on permanent display in the museum's Dutch and Flemish galleries.[10]

معرض

  • مارگارتا دى رودرى ووالداها بريشة گـِريت ڤان هونتهورست (1652) زيت على كانڤاه، 140 × 170 سم. متحف سنترال، اوترخت

    مارگارتا دى رودرى ووالداها بريشة گـِريت ڤان هونتهورست (1652) زيت على كانڤاه، 140 × 170 سم. متحف سنترال، اوترخت

  • الخاطبة بريشة جريت ڤان هونتهورست، تظهر تأثير كراڤاجيو وتشياروسكورو.]]

    الخاطبة بريشة جريت ڤان هونتهورست، تظهر تأثير كراڤاجيو وتشياروسكورو.]]

  • الابن الضال

    الابن الضال

  • الفيلسوف المثابر

    الفيلسوف المثابر

  • گرانيدا و دايفيلو

    گرانيدا و دايفيلو

  • المحتسي الصغير

    المحتسي الصغير

  • عازف الكمان المرح

    عازف الكمان المرح

  • عازف الكمان المرح

    عازف الكمان المرح

  • المرأة القيثارة، 1631، معرض لڤيڤ للفن الوطني.

    المرأة القيثارة، 1631، معرض لڤيڤ للفن الوطني.

  • الكونشرتو

    الكونشرتو

  • Gerard van Honthorst's paintings of musicians
  • King David Playing the Harp

    King David Playing the Harp

  • The Happy Fiddler, 1623 Rijksmuseum Amsterdam

    The Happy Fiddler, 1623 Rijksmuseum Amsterdam

  • Lute Player, 1624

    Lute Player, 1624

  • The Happy Violinist with a Glass of Wine

    The Happy Violinist with a Glass of Wine

  • Woman with guitar 1631, Lviv National Art Gallery

    Woman with guitar 1631, Lviv National Art Gallery

  • Woman Playing the Guitar

    Woman Playing the Guitar

  • Man with viola da gamba

    Man with viola da gamba

  • Merry Company

    Merry Company

  • Merry Musician with Violin under His Left Arm

    Merry Musician with Violin under His Left Arm

  • Supper with a Lute Player

    Supper with a Lute Player

المصادر

  1. ^ أ ب ت ث ج ح Brown (1997), p.62
  2. ^ Brown (1997), p.32
  3. ^ أ ب Brown, Beverley Louise, ed. (2001). "Gerrit Hermnsz. van Honthorst". The Genius of Rome 1592-1693. London: Royal Academy of Arts. p. 380.
  4. ^ أ ب ت ث ج Chisholm 1911, p. 664.
  5. ^ Brown (1997), p.46
  6. ^ "James Graham, 1st Marquess of Montrose, 1612–1650. Royalist". National Gallery of Scotland. Retrieved 21 November 2012.
  7. ^ Papi, Gianni (2015). Gherardo delle Notti : Gerrit Honthorst in Italia. Florence: Galleria degli Uffizi. ISBN 9788809805385.
  8. ^ Lincoln, Matthew (Spring 2016). "Sources for Gerrit van Honthorst's Italian Nickname". Source: Notes in the History of Art. 35 (3): 244–249. doi:10.1086/686710. S2CID 192807446.
  9. ^ Delavaux, Celine (2012). The Impossible Museum: The Best Art You'll Never See. Prestel. pp. 86–9. ISBN 9783791347158.
  10. ^ Boyle, Katherine. "National Gallery Acquires 'The Concert' by Dutch Golden Age Painter Honthorst." Washington Post. November 22, 2013. Accessed 22 November 2013.

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