… As Pilkington continued: “[Ribera’s] natural turn was to describe subjects which excite
horror… of saints … or the torments of Ixion, and Prometheus.” Ribera is known to have painted …

… This essay will consider works that directly communicate Ribera’s cultivation of political ties
… to note that Ribera never received a direct commission from him. This lacuna in Ribera’s …

… of this theme by Ribera. That authors fail to mention this picture, far more germane to
Zurbarrin's series than Ixion and his fellows, is explained by the fact that Ribera's work, now in …

… sur l’Italie, en 1785that Ribera’s paintings ‘strike with terror, and astonish the eye.’8 While
in 1675, Palomino describes Ribera’s depiction of Ixion ‘in a state of such an extreme pain …

… Ribera also painted more than one series of paintings of the four giants—Tityos, Ixion, …
One set of these paintings was commissioned from Ribera, according to Sandrart, by Lucas …

In the fifteen years since we completed the first edition there have been substantial
advances made in knowledge of the Greek world in the Mycenaean and archaic ages. New …

… Jusepe de Ribera (1591-… Ribera’s critical fortunes and biographies in the fourth chapter to
see how early modern art biographers virtually “painted” varying literary portraits of Ribera as …

… ing Sysyphus and Ixion to convey their power. Masters like Titian and Jusepe Ribera look at
the … The god evokes incessant striving, akin to the endeavors of Sisyphus and Ixion’s ever-…

… What struck Dezaillier d’Argenville in the ‘peinture atroce’ of Ribera was in fact its capacity
to give pleasure and disgust at the same time, and thus to produce a twofold and perhaps …