Translation of "Veduten" in English

There weren’t Vedute, history paintings, genre scenes, or landscapes demonstrated in pastels.

In early Renaissance vedute, the buildings of spatially well-ordered cities were viewed with a sober gaze.

And his oeuvre likewise includes vedutas and cityscapes that originated on his trips to Italy and France.

Giacomo Guardi was a Venetian painter who specialised in the production of views and vedute of his native town.

Unlike in the views, here he concentrates primarily on two motifs.

Besides the typical composed romantic landscapes in the tradition of the Düsseldorf school of painting Forstmann painted vedute of the Rhineriver-Valley and the Alps.

He began with time in northern Germany before moving to Italy, where he stayed five years in Venice, copying old masters, painting views of the city and coming into contact with the pastellist Rosalba Carriera (1675–1757).

The traditional motifs of the trump cards, known today mainly in the tarot deck, were replaced by pictures of animals, vedute, social scenes or other images.

Important sketches, studies, designs, vedute (realistic illustrations of buildings) and architectural capriccios by Lorenzo Bernini, Gottfried Semper, Theophil Hansen, Otto Wagner, Adolf Loos, Josef Frank, Clemens Holzmeister, Hans Hollein, Zaha Hadid and many others can be seen.

In the eighteenth century, the demand for topographically precise landscapes grew, and examples of these are the vedute by Venetian artists Bellotto, Canaletto, and Guardi.

This is the first publication to present Hackert’s oeuvre in its entirety: vedutas, coastal and river landscapes, hunting scenes, and atmospheric landscapes of the Roman Campagna, Naples, and Sicily.

It is the Upper Austrian veduta and landscape painter Adolf Hitler, who went on to become the Führer of the National Socialist Party of Germany.

He produced a vast opus of paintings and drawings (landscapes, vedutas, interiors, genre and religious paintings, floral still-lifes), ranging in style from early Secessionist, lyrical and experimental studies of landscapes to mature impressionist works, which were followed by colourfully distinctive post-impressionist and expressionist works.

The Chronicle of Eschenbach cloister by Heinrich Murer (1588-1638, from 1614 on a Conventual at the Carthusian Monastery of Ittingen) has two vedute of the monastery from 1625 and 1629, both probable from Heinrich Murer.

On his travels—along the Rhine, for instance—Hugo also produced many traditional vedutas. During his years in exile on Jersey and Guernsey, he created a large number of Romantic seascapes. Later, when he was briefly a member of the National Assembly, he drew caricatures in which his sharp quill captured the weaknesses of his subjects.

With works by Josef Werner, Wilhelm Stettler, Johannes Dünz and Albrecht Kauwamong others – from the collection as well as loans from the Bernese Historical Museum, the state archives and the citizens’ library – it can be seen how artists fulfilled the wishes of their Bernese customers with portraits, allegories, vedutes and still lifes

On the other hand, proving that Baroque frames need not always be decorated with lots of projecting ornamentations is the so-called Canaletto frame, a type that appeared at the end of the 17th century in Venice and which originally was used preferably for the vedute (= landscape) works of art by the painter Giovanni Antonio Canale (1697-1798, called Canaletto).

The map is bordered on three sides with margins that are divided into smaller areas, containing maps, vedutas and characters wearing costumes typical of their national dress.

The ‘Bernese Views’ were the first venture by Schnyder (b. 1945) into a tradition of plein air painting profoundly influenced by Hodler.