Van Dyck in Sicily: 1624-1625 Painting and the Plague
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In spring 1624, the Flemish Baroque painter Anthony Van Dyck
(1599-1641) traveled from his home base of Genoa to live in
Palermo, Sicily. There, Van Dyck found a network of Flemish artists
and Genoese merchants that provided him with important connections
for his career. Published for an exhibition at London's Dulwich
Picture gallery, this volume takes a close look at Van Dyck's late
Renaissance Sicilian years. Its first section focuses on the famous
portrait of Emanuel Filibert, reuniting the work with the actual
armor worn by the Italian viceroy in the painting, and examining
other portraits of the Sicilian period, as well as devotional
works. Shortly after Van Dyck's arrival in Sicily, the plague
struck Palermo, and the second portion of the book addresses its
effects on both the city and on motifs in Van Dyck's art, such as
his paintings of Saint Rosalia interceding for Palermo's safety.
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