Hay in Art Database: Search Results Your search returned 4 matches.
Image: ID: 26 Artist: Bosch, Hieronymous(after) Artist Birth Date: 1450 Artist Death Date: 1516 Artist Country: Dutch Title of Work: Hay wain Date of Work: 1498-1504 Medium: oil Period/Style: sixteenth century URL: http://www.hooiberg.info/images/schilderijen/klassiek/panel_center_large.jpg Citation: Index Words: haycart, wagon, fork, allegory, symbol, religion, triptych Place: Netherlands Notes: Escorial version, note label. Essays: Boschs Wains World: Hay Symbolism in the Sixteenth Century
Image: ID: 27 Artist: Bosch, Hieronymous Artist Birth Date: 1450 Artist Death Date: 1516 Artist Country: Dutch Title of Work: Hay wain Date of Work: 1510-1516 Medium: oil Period/Style: sixteenth century URL: http://www.hooiberg.info/images/schilderijen/klassiek/boschhaywain.jpg Citation: Index Words: haycart, wagon, fork, allegory, symbol, religion, triptych Place: Netherlands Notes: ^^^ Prado version, note palette Essays: Boschs Wains World: Hay Symbolism in the Sixteenth Century
Image: ID: 39 Artist: Brussels Workshop Artist Birth Date: Artist Death Date: Artist Country: Flemish Title of Work: Hay wain in a globe Date of Work: 1550-1570 Medium: tapestry Period/Style: sixteenth century URL: http://www.hayinart.com/images/39.jpg Citation: Hieronymus Bosch: the Complete Paintings and Drawings.dist NY Abrams, 2001, [p.136] Index Words: wagon, horse, allegory, symbol, religion Place: Belgium Notes: ^^^ An astonishing tapestry depicting the hay wain allegory set in a globe (like the ID 40 panel) which floats on a body of water, framed by an elaborately detailed classical structure. On the central haywain pulled by horses (on its left) ride three demons, the one at the front of the wagon clutching a bundle of hay. A throng of people, many dressed in religious garb, pull hay from the load. Essays: Boschs Wains World
Image: ID: 42 Artist: Pourbus, Frans Artist Birth Date: 1545 Artist Death Date: 1581 Artist Country: Flemish Title of Work: It is all hay Date of Work: 1575 Medium: oil Period/Style: sixteenth century URL: http://www.hayinart.com/images/42.jpg Citation: Haverkamp Begemann, E European Drawings and Watercolors in the Yale University Art Gallery, 1500-1900. Yale UP 1970. plate 260. Index Words: haystack, fork, allegory Place: Netherlands Notes: ^^^ Jesters are handing hay, symbol of transitoriness and greed, to a monk, a soldier, and a young woman, obviously making fools of them.' Unlike the works of Bosch, Hogenberg and others on a similar theme, this drawing has no wheels under the hay, and so, according to Haverkamp Begemann it corresponds more closely to the the proverb ' De werelt is een hooiberg; elk plukt ervan wat hij kan krijgen (The world is a haystack and everyone grabs from it as much as he can get)' (p. 271) Another haystack allegory of greed, cited by Haverkamp Begemann but not yet seen by me, is a drawing attributed to Adriaen Pietersz Crabeth in the Albertina, Vienna. Essays: Boschs Wains World
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