Videocassette release of a film originally produced in 1992. Robert Lanchester.
Summary:
Describes the life and work of Hieronymus Bosch, who lived from the mid-fifteenth century until 1516. Discusses the social, political and religious influences of his day and how they were reflected as themes in his paintings. The film also stresses Bosch's concern with the psyche and the bitter vision of the ways in which man sins. Particular focus on artworks collected by Philip II and housed in the Prado Museum.
Series:
Art treasures of Spain
OCLC:
(OCoLC)33484759
Locations:
N2AX314 -- Divine Word College - Matthew Jacoby Library (Epworth)
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