… 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 …

… for an etching of ears signed with Ribera's monogram and inscribed by him, '1622'. (34)
To sum up broadly the suggested chronology of Ribera's drawings in red chalk, they seem to …

… 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 …