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Our understanding of the image of the city of Rome in the 16th Century is coined materially from the drawings of Maarten van Heemskerck. He views the Roman antiquities collections as the earliest examples of their kind, and his evocative landscapes of ruins founded the subject of topographical Romvedute. Since becoming known in the late 19th Century, his drawings served as a visual source for the study of ancient sculptures and Roman ruins as well as the topography. The book provides a change in perspective, by the studies themselves at the center provides and views van Heemskerck with respect for the creativity as an imaginative artist of remarkable potential. Topics are his appropriation and transformation of artistic concepts, as well as questions of development contexts and functions, interpretation and reception.

topography [image-making] --- Heemskerck, van, Maarten --- Rome --- Rome (Italy) --- Heemskerk, Martin van --- Heemskerk, Martin van, --- Notebooks, sketchbooks, etc.

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Mannerism (Art) --- Heemskerk, Martin van, --- Linköpings domkyrka --- Heemskerk, Martin van --- Linkopings domkyrka --- Linköping, Sweden. --- Linköping Cathedral --- Heemskerk, Maarteen van. --- Heemskerk, Maarteen van, --- Linköpings domkyrka. --- Linköpings domkyrka --- Art --- Linköpings domkyrka.

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Families in art --- Portrait painting --- Portraits, Dutch --- Familles dans l'art --- Portraits néerlandais --- Jesus Christ --- Mary, --- Heemskerk, Martin van, --- Family --- Art. --- Art.

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Drawing --- Heemskerck, van, Maarten --- Heemskerk, Martin van, --- Exhibitions. --- Heemskerck, Maarten van --- 76 VAN HEEMSKERCK, MAARTEN --- 76.045 --- 769 <492 HAARLEM> --- Ilja M.Veldman --- grafiek --- zestiende eeuw --- Van Heemskerck Maarten --- Nederland --- mythologie --- allegorieën --- geschiedenis --- 76.071 VAN HEEMSKERK --- Grafische kunsten. Grafiek. Prentkunst--VAN HEEMSKERCK, MAARTEN --- Symbolische voorstellingen: allegorieën; dodendansen in de prentkunst --- Prentenverzamelingen--Nederland--HAARLEM --- Heemskerk, Martin van --- -Exhibitions --- Exhibitions --- 769 <492 HAARLEM> Prentenverzamelingen--Nederland--HAARLEM --- 76.045 Symbolische voorstellingen: allegorieën; dodendansen in de prentkunst --- 76 VAN HEEMSKERCK, MAARTEN Grafische kunsten. Grafiek. Prentkunst--VAN HEEMSKERCK, MAARTEN --- Heemskerck, Maarten van, --- Heemskerck, Maerten van, --- Van Heemskerck, Maarten, --- Van Heemskerk, Martin, --- Van Veen, Maarten, --- Veen, Maarten van, --- prints [visual works] --- allegory [artistic device] --- moraliseren

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Nur wenige Künstler der Renaissance haben ihre Romreise so ausführlich dokumentiert wie der Holländer Maarten van Heemskerck, der zwischen 1532 und 1537 vorrangig Relikte antiker Skulptur, Ruinen sowie die römische Stadtlandschaft studierte. Wie begründet sich das Interesse des reisenden Künstlers an Rom und der Antike? Was prägt die Auswahl und Vielfalt seiner Studienobjekte? In welchen lokalen und sozialen Kontexten agierte er? Tatjana Bartsch untersucht diese und weitere Fragestellungen und bietet eine umfassende Analyse des Materials ein schliesslich einer Teilrekonstruktion des ehemaligen Zeichnungsbuches.

Drawing --- drawings [visual works] --- Heemskerck, van, Maarten --- Rome --- italianisanten --- studies --- Van Heemskerck, Maarten --- Van Scorel, Jan --- van Heemskerck, Maarten --- Architecture --- Artists --- Classical antiquities in art. --- Drawing, Dutch. --- Heemskerk, Martin van, --- Rome (Italy) --- In art. --- Pictorial works. --- italianisanten. --- studies. --- van Heemskerck, Maarten. --- van Scorel, Jan. --- van Scorel, Jan