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	DOI:10.1080/17571472.2017.1317405

Corpus ID: 5219594Brueghel: his art and his syndrome
@article{Carelli2017BrueghelHA,
  title={Brueghel: his art and his syndrome},
  author={F. Carelli},
  journal={London Journal of Primary Care},
  year={2017},
  volume={9},
  pages={43 - 44}
}
	F. Carelli
	Published 2017
	Medicine, Art
	London Journal of Primary Care

The exhibition is a fascinating journey into the Golden Age of Flemish Paintings of the seventeenth century, in a search for the visionary genius of as many as five generations of artists. They are able to embody as one, like as nobody before or after them, the style and trends of more than a century of history of art. While the Italian Renaissance focuses attention on the human figure’s noble and virtuous ideal through the experiences of Michelangelo, Leonardo and Tiziano, in Flanders the… Expand

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