Traumwerk
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| - | [[Albrecht Dürer]]´s enigmatic and inventively playful "[[marginalia]]", designed for the prayer book commissioned by the [[Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor|Maximilian I]] in 1515. | + | '''Traumwerk''' is a term connected to [[Albrecht Dürer]]. It has to do with his enigmatic and inventively playful "[[marginalia]]", designed for the prayer book commissioned by the [[Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor|Maximilian I]] in 1515. |
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| + | :"daß Einer Traumwerk wollt machen, in solchem mag Einer allerlei Creatur untereinander mischen" | ||
| + | :"Whoever wants to do dreamwork, must mix all things together." | ||
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| + | The Italians in the sixteenth-century called it '''sogni dei pittori''' (painters' dreams), notes [[Robert Storr]] in ''[[Disparites & Deformations]]''. | ||
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| *''[[Image on the Edge: The Margins of Medieval Art]]'' by Michael Camille | *''[[Image on the Edge: The Margins of Medieval Art]]'' by Michael Camille | ||
| - | + | *[[Dreamwork]] | |
| + | *[[Grotesque]] | ||
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Traumwerk is a term connected to Albrecht Dürer. It has to do with his enigmatic and inventively playful "marginalia", designed for the prayer book commissioned by the Maximilian I in 1515.
- "daß Einer Traumwerk wollt machen, in solchem mag Einer allerlei Creatur untereinander mischen"
- "Whoever wants to do dreamwork, must mix all things together."
The Italians in the sixteenth-century called it sogni dei pittori (painters' dreams), notes Robert Storr in Disparites & Deformations.
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See also
- Image on the Edge: The Margins of Medieval Art by Michael Camille
- Dreamwork
- Grotesque
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