| List
of the works of art commented during this lecture:
1- Michelangelo,
detail of « Judith, Abra and the head of Holofernes », 1508,
buon fresco, Sistine Chapel, Vatican
2- Klimt, « Judith and the head of Holofernes », 1901, oil/canvas,
84x42cm/33x16,5 in, Östeneichische Galerie, Belvedere, Vienna,
Austria
3- Bonzom, Smile, 1994, watercolor/paper, 20x13,5cm/ 7,9x5,3 in
4- Bonzom, Smile 1993, watercolor/paper, 15,5x10,5cm/ 6,1x4,1 in
5- Bonzom, Head of a young goat, 1997, watercolor/paper, 50x65cm/ 19,7x25,6
in
6- Bonzom, Short rib, 1997, watercolor, ink/canvas, 42x58,5cm/ 16,5x23
in, private collection, USA
7- Bonzom, Twisted, I, 2001, oil/canvas, 95x115cm/ 45,3x37,4 in
8- Bonzom, Back, 2002, oil/canvas, 50x65cm/ 19,7x25,6 in, private collection,
France
9- Bonzom, Nude, 2003, watercolor/paper, 45x37cm/ 17,7x 14,6 in, private
collection, France
10- Bonzom, Translation, I, oil/wood, 72x128cm/ 28,35x50,40 in, private
collection, France
11- Bonzom, detail of Translation, I
12- Michelangelo, « Judith, Abra and the head of Holofernes »,
1508, buon fresco, Sistine Chapel, Vatican
13- Michelangelo, Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, 1508-1512, buon fresco,
Sistine Chapel, Vatican14- Michelangelo, total view « Judith and
Holofernes », 1508, buon fresco, Sistine Chapel, Vatican
15- Michelangelo, detail of « Judith and Abra with the head of
Holofernes», 1508, buon fresco, Sistine Chapel, Vatican
16- Caravaggio, « Judith beheading Holofernes», ca.1600,
oil/canvas, 145x195cm/ 57x77in, Palazzo Barberini, Galleria Nazionale
d’Arte Antica, Rome, Italy
17- A.Gentileschi « Judith decapitating Holofernes», 1612-13,
oil/canvas, 159x126cm/ 62,6x49,6 in, Museo Nazionale di Capodimonte,
Napoli, Italy
18- Gentileschi « Judith slaying Holofernes», ca.1620, oil/canvas,
100x162,5cm/ 39 3/8x 64 in. Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence, Italy
19- Gentileschi detail of the blood « Judith slaying Holofernes»,
ca.1620, oil/canvas, 100x162, 5cm/ 39 3/8x 64 in. Galleria degli Uffizi,
Florence, Italy
20- Gentileschi « Judith with her maidservant Abra», 1625,
oil/canvas, 182, 8x142, 2cm/ 72x 56 in. The Detroit Institute of Arts,
USA
21- Peter-Paul Rubens « Judith with the head of Holofernes»,
1616, oil/canvas, 120x111cm/ 47,25x43,7 in. Herzog Ulrich Anton Museum,
Braunschweig, Germany
22- Peter-Paul Rubens « The Feast of Herod», 1633, oil/canvas,
208x264cm/ 81,9x104 in. National Gallery of Scotland, Edinburg, UK
23- Matisse « The Sadness of the King », 1952, gouache/paper,
292x386cm/ 115x152 in. Musée National d’Art Moderne, Pompidou
Center, Paris, France
24- Brancusi « The new born, II», 1920, bronze, marble,
wood, Musée National d’Art Moderne, Pompidou Center, Paris,
France
25- Fischl « Reflection V; The Unspeakable Question, Ode to the
Disembodied », oil/canvas, 1995, 72 x 58 in, private collection
26-
Fischl « The Bed, The Chair, Dancing, Watching » 2000, oil/canvas,
69x78 in, private collection
27- Fischl « Living Room, Scene 3 », 2002, oil/canvas, 84x114
in, Museum Brandhorst, Munich, Germany
28- Fischl, « Mistakes Mistakes! Everything Shakes From all the
Mistake », 2004, oil/canvas, 87x113 in, private collection
29- Veronese, « The Temptation of Saint Anthony », 1552,
oil/canvas, Musée des Beaux-Arts de Caen, France
30- Veronese « Judith and Holofernes», ca. 1581, oil /canvas,
231,5x 273,5cm/ 91,14x 107,7 in, Musée des Beaux-Arts de Caen,
France
31- Veronese, « Judith and Holofernes», ca. 1582, oil/canvas,
195x176cm/ 76,7x69,2 in. Palazzo Rosso, Genoa, Italy
32- Fischl, « Mistakes Mistakes! Everything Shakes From all the
Mistake », 2004, oil/canvas, 87x113 in, private collection
33- Veronese, detail of « Judith and Holofernes», ca. 1582,
Palazzo Rosso, Genoa, Italy |
