One day you will no longer be loved (that it should come to this…) XIII, 2013
Jake and Dinos Chapman
“Tonight is the night that I die.”
Laura Palmer’s Secret Diary, February 23 1989
Magnus Gjoen: ROSES ARE DEAD BROKEN
Unconfirmed attribution: Thomas Larsen, Det menneskelige Livs Flugt, eller Døden-Dans…, Stockholm, 1814
Martín Fierro – Animación de la historia del gaucho escrita por José Hernández, con dibujos de Roberto Fontanarrosa. Dirección de Liliana Romero y Norman Ruiz. Realizada el año 2007
Jorge Cafrune
Man with a Skull / St Peter of Alcantara in Meditation
Attributed to manner of Ribera, Jusepe de (Spanish painter and printmaker, baptized in 1591, died 1652, active in Italy)
1630- 1640
Against a dark background, only the bold head of a wrinkled man and his hand emerge from the shadows. He is seen at profile, holding a skull. The dark gown worn by the man combined with his meditating pose, have led scholars to suggest the subject as St Jerome or St Peter of Alcantara. Compared to other paintings by Luca Giordano, this work is characterised by a more subtle use of light. Areas of shade overcome the whole painting, whereas Giordano’s works were more characteristically marked by a skilful, Caravaggiesque representation of light.
This seems to be an almost identical version of a painting in Munich, Hl. Petrus von Alcantara in Meditation by J. Ribera (see Franzosische und Spanische Malerei, Munich, 1972, cat. no. 909 pp. 90-91, ill. fig. 42). Assuming the painting in Munich is an original by Ribera, another three versions exist, all of a lower quality than the Sheffield work. One is in a private collection in Scotland; one in a private collection in Spain; and one in the Kereszteny Museum in Eszergom, Hungary. Although of high quality, it is likely that the Sheffield work was painted by a follower of Ribera.
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