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Jacobo de Barberi (1460-1516). Still-Life with Partridge
Jacobo de Barberi (1460-1516). Italian painter. Still-Life with Partridge and Gauntlets, 1504. Alte Pinakothek. Munich. Germany
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1504 Gauntlets Painter Partridge Renaissance Barbari Barbaro Barberi Jacobo
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Jacobo de Barbari, also known as Jacobo de' Barbari or Jacobo da Barbarigo, was an influential Italian painter of the Renaissance period, born around 1460 in Venice. He is best known for his innovative still-life paintings, which showcased a new level of detail and realism. This particular work, titled "Still-Life with Partridge and Gauntlets," was created by Barbari in 1504 and is currently housed at the Alte Pinakothek in Munich, Germany. The painting depicts a carefully arranged tabletop scene, with a partridge and a pair of gauntlets taking center stage. The partridge, a popular game bird in Europe during the Renaissance, is shown in all its natural splendor, its feathers meticulously rendered in oil on wood. The gauntlets, intricately detailed and adorned with fur, add an element of human presence to the scene. Barbari's mastery of chiaroscuro, or the use of light and shadow, is evident in the way the shadows cast by the gauntlets and other objects create depth and texture. The painting's rich colors and intricate details were achieved through the use of oil paints, which were becoming increasingly popular during the Renaissance period. Barbari's still-life paintings were groundbreaking for their time, as they focused on the representation of inanimate objects rather than religious or mythological themes. This shift towards the secular reflected the changing cultural and artistic trends of the Renaissance. Today, Barbari's works continue to inspire artists and collectors alike, and "Still-Life with Partridge and Gauntlets" remains a testament to his innovative approach to painting.
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