Pictura Index Pictores Magni Momenti | Nexus interni Nexus externus | Tabula navigationisArt Renewal Center (ARC)Amplifica

Ars visualisPictura


ars oculorumduarumdimensionumpigmentochartammateriamartifex







Mona Lisa a pictore Italico Leonardo Vincio constat inter inclutas orbis terrarum tabulas bellas.


Pictura seu ars pingendi appellatur ars oculorum qua imagines duarum dimensionum creantur pigmento in tabulam vel chartam vel aliam materiam applicando. Pictura quoque vel tabula vel charta picta appellatur, et pictor artifex, qui picturas pingat.




Index





  • 1 Pictores Magni Momenti

    • 1.1 Antiqui


    • 1.2 Mediaevales


    • 1.3 Novae Aetatis


    • 1.4 Moderni



  • 2 Nexus interni


  • 3 Nexus externus




Pictores Magni Momenti |


Inter pictores notae dignos cui sunt nomina constituta Latina sunt:



Antiqui |



  • Apelles, saeculo quarto a.C.n.


Mediaevales |



  • Spinellus Lucae Aritio, ca. 1330–ca. 1410


  • Giottus Bondonis, ca. 1267 - 1337

  • Beatus Frater Ioannes Angelicus, 1395–1455


  • Philippus Lippi, ca. 1406-1469


  • Conradus Sapientis de Basilea (vulgo Konrad Witz) 1410–1446


  • Antonellus Messaneus, 1430 – ca. 1479


  • Andreas Mantinea, 1431–1506


  • Carolus Crivellus Venetus Miles, 1435–1495


Novae Aetatis |



  • Leonardus Vincius, 1452–1519


  • Albertus Durerus, 1471–1528


  • Ioannes Petrus de Cemo, fl. 1474—1504


  • Michael Angelus Bonarotius 1475—1564


  • Raphael Sanctius Urbinas, 1483–1520


  • Sanctes Titi, 1536–1602/3


  • Petrus Paulus Rubens, 1577–1640


  • Rembrandus Hermanni Leidensis, 1606–1669


  • Godfridus Kneller, 1646–1723


  • Paulus Cézanne, 1839-1986


  • Vincentius van Gogh, 1853-1890


Moderni |


  • Paulus Picasso

  • Ioannes Carzou

  • Jackson Pollock

  • Maurice Boitel

  • Jansem

Nexus interni


  • Graphica

  • Natura mortua

  • Pictor (sidus)


Nexus externus |



  • Art Renewal Center (ARC) (Sc. Sedes Artem Renovandi)

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