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Title: "Invention and Sexuality in the Raphael Workshop: Before the Modi" Author:James Grantham Turner Journal: Art History Volume 36 Issue 1 Date: February 2013
Sex between a female and a male. The figure on the left is reclining on upholstery. Object type: Drawing on paper. Materials: dark brown ink [1] 'Fossombrone sketchbook'. Folio 78r, Lower Section (78B) From the studio of Raphael This image is an "...electronic map of orange-brown pixels". As well as this the image has been produced "After deletion of grey areas." The drawing had three layers placed over the top of it.[1] This electronic map is what lies underneath these three layers. The first layer was a "bluish-grey gouache".[1] Then "A bramble-thicket" of black ink was placed on top of the drawing with a broad nib.[1] Some areas then further had plain water or dark brown ink placed over them.[1] This then soaked through into other leaves that were below this leaf in the sketchbook.[1] This drawing is one of two drawings in the Fossombrone sketchbook that show a sexual scene.[1][2] One idea is that these two drawings were copied from "I modi" engravings."[1] Another idea that has been speculated is that they show "...independant permutations and variations on sexual motifs perhaps from an antique source, perhaps invented in Raphael's studio."[1] Further that "...these drawings while fascinatingly similar to the Modi, differ even more significantly from anything in the visual remains of those prints, as well as from each other in composition and perhaps graphic style." It was further commented that these two drawings "...allow the Modi to be understood as emrging from a collective enterprise, rather than as unique orignary models."[1] |
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"Invention and Sexuality in the Raphael Workshop: Before the Modi" James Grantham Turner Art History, Volume 36, Issue 1, February 2013, Pages 72–99, Published: 17 January 2013 |
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- ↑ a b c d e f g h i j James Grantham Turner (February 2013). ""Invention and Sexuality in the Raphael Workshop: Before the Modi Get access Arrow"". Art History 36 (1): 72–99. DOI:10.1111/j.1467-8365.2012.00942.x.
- ↑ James Grantham Turner (2009-06). "Woodcut Copics of the "Modi"". Print Quarterly 26 (2): 121-122.
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