… By exploring early modern conceptions of and responses to horror, this thesis will examine
the perceived impact of Ribera’s Ixion and Tityus on beholders. The first part will assess how …

… Cean Bermddez b eliev ed Ribera to have been apup il of th e V alencian , … of Ribera was
common in Spain and I ta ly , th ere is no reason hot to accept th at th is Anna de Ribera was a …

… study of Ribera’s paintings and Gautier’s poems, this essay provides a more nuanced account
of Ribera’… of Ribera’s violent imagery, and to the myth making of Ribera as a ‘violent’ artist. …

… It is likely that in 1632 Ribera signed the Tityus and Ixion, both currently hanging in the Prado
Museum, and that the following year he completed a series of works for the Dutch collector …

… with a radically different attribution, to Jose de Ribera (Jusepe Ribera, 'Lo Spagnoletto'), who…
to one securely attributed drawing from the late 1620s by Ribera (Fig. 6) and to his paintings …

… It is a motif that Ribera would not touch on again, except in the Ixion (cat. 26). Finally, we wish
to point out a Caravaggesque echo: the placement and posture of the boy gathering up the …

… Jusepe de Ribera (1591–1652). This paper provides an analysis of Ribera’s depiction of
human flesh, focusing in particular on its effect on the viewer. Although the impact of Ribera’s …

… aesthetics, this thesis takes up the question of the role of violence in Ribera’s artistic …
pratique artistique de Ribera et explore comment nous, en tant que spectateurs, non …

… But the most interesting element of the setting surrounding the display were the two pictures
by José de Ribera dedicated to Tityos and Ixion , 2 which served as the inspiration for the co-…

Jusepe de Ribera painted the martyrdom of Saint Bartholomew more than any artist of the
seventeenth century–more than a dozen works are documented, with six paintings still in …