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Brief von John Raphael Loewenherz, Berlin, an Raimund Friedrich Kaindl
Geldtransfers durch den Bankier John Raphael Loewenherz in Kaindls Name
Brief von John Raphael Loewenherz, Berlin, an Raimund Friedrich Kaindl
Geldtransfers durch den Bankier John Raphael Loewenherz in Kaindls Name
Postkarte von John Raphael Loewenherz, Berlin, an Raimund Friedrich Kaindl
Überweisung durch den Bankier John Raphael Loewenherz an die Verlagsbuchhandlung Friedrich Andreas Perthes, Goth
Postkarte von John Raphael Loewenherz, Berlin, an Raimund Friedrich Kaindl
Überweisung durch den Bankier John Raphael Loewenherz an die Verlagsbuchhandlung Friedrich Andreas Perthes, Goth
The Temptation of Saint Anthony
Medium: mezzotintMedium: etchingnot signed, not dated."The Temptation of Saint Anthony" [1959.3515.000.000], Smith, John Raphael, Brueghel, Pieter IIArtist and Role: Smith, John Raphael,Artist and Role: Brueghel, Pieter II, ArtistExtent: image (sheet trimmed to image)Extent: sheet (adhered
Dibdin and John Raphael Smith
This interlude builds on insights into the relationship between song and visual culture by discussing in detail the relationship between Charles Dibdin and the artists George Morland and John Raphael Smith, who produced numerous high-art paintings based on Dibdin’s songs. It considers the implications of this appropriation of a popular musical tradition by the elite art world, and provides a compelling account of the overlapping worlds of fine art, the theatre, and musical entertainment by examining the clubs and societies in which they mingled. It concludes by relating this to issues of professionalism and status, matters of supreme importance to a self-made man such as Dibdin.</p
Thomas Kirkland, MD
Medium: coloured mezzotintsigned."Thomas Kirkland, MD" [1959.3463.000.000], Smith, John RaphaelArtist and Role: Smith, John Raphael,Extent: imageExtent: shee
Fanny, maid of the mill
Medium: mezzotintsigned and dated."Fanny, maid of the mill" [1959.3514.000.000], Smith, John RaphaelArtist and Role: Smith, John Raphael,Extent: plateExtent: shee
Dibdin and John Raphael Smith: Print culture and fine art
This interlude builds on insights into the relationship between song and visual culture by discussing in detail the relationship between Charles Dibdin and the artists George Morland and John Raphael Smith, who produced numerous high-art paintings based on Dibdin's songs. It considers the implications of this appropriation of a popular musical tradition by the elite art world, and provides a compelling account of the overlapping worlds of fine art, the theatre, and musical entertainment by examining the clubs and societies in which they mingled. It concludes by relating this to issues of professionalism and status, matters of supreme importance to a self-made man such as Dibdin
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