Manhood, marriage & mischief : Rembrandt's 'Night watch' and other Dutch group portraits / Harry Berger, Jr.
2007
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Title
Manhood, marriage & mischief : Rembrandt's 'Night watch' and other Dutch group portraits / Harry Berger, Jr.
Edition
1st ed.
Created/published
New York : Fordham University Press, 2007.
Description
xx, 272 p., 16 p. of plates : ill. (some col.) ; 24 cm
Associated name
Bibliography, etc.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 227-265) and index.
Contents
A shot in the dark
Pt. 1. Group portraits and the fictions of the pose. 1. Toward the interpretation of performance anxiety
2. Portraiture and the fictions of the pose
3. The posographical imperative : a comparison of genres
4. Group portraiture : coming together and coming apart
5. Alois Riegl and the posographical imperative
6. Performance anxiety and the belated viewer
Pt. 2. Militias and marriage. 7. Male bondage and the military imperative
8. Social sources of performance anxiety
Pt. 3. Picturing family values. 9. The preacher's wife
10. Women with elbows
11. Families making music
Pt. 4. 'The Night Watch' as homosocial pastoral.
Pt. 1. Group portraits and the fictions of the pose. 1. Toward the interpretation of performance anxiety
2. Portraiture and the fictions of the pose
3. The posographical imperative : a comparison of genres
4. Group portraiture : coming together and coming apart
5. Alois Riegl and the posographical imperative
6. Performance anxiety and the belated viewer
Pt. 2. Militias and marriage. 7. Male bondage and the military imperative
8. Social sources of performance anxiety
Pt. 3. Picturing family values. 9. The preacher's wife
10. Women with elbows
11. Families making music
Pt. 4. 'The Night Watch' as homosocial pastoral.
Place of creation/publication
United States -- New York (State) -- New York.
Call number
ND1319.3 .B47 2007
Folger-specific note
Gift of Thomas Lay.
Folger accession
266772