Hay muchas variantes sobre el famoso cuadro Melencolia I de Durero. Presentamos aquí algunas variaciones u obras que toman este cuadro. Haga click sobre ellas y se abrirá la imagen en su tamaño
Anica Bobe, 12. Kl., Melencolia, Wolfgang-Borchert-GY Lgz., Sportplatzstr. 2, 90579 Langenzenn
Judith Henkenhaf, 12. Kl., Melencolia, Wolfgang-Borchert-GY Lgz., Sportplatzstr. 2, 90579 Langenzenn
Daniel Fürst
Daniel Fürst, 12. Kl., Melencolia, Wolfgang-Borchert-GY Lgz., Sportplatzstr. 2, 90579 Langenzenn
Jasmin Alt
Jasmin Alt, 12. Kl., Melencolia, Wolfgang-Borchert-GY Lgz., Sportplatzstr. 2, 90579 Langenzenn
Henning Von Gierke
Henning Von Gierke
Detail of the precise copy of Durer's Melancolia made by Jan Wierix in 1602. Engraving. Spencer Museum of Art, Gift of the Mark L. Morris Jr. Family.
Detail of Dan Kirchhefer's Sloth from The Seven Deadly Sins, 1987, Mixed Intaglio Techniques. Spencer Museum of Art, Museum
Eric Bilodeau
JR
Christian Schaack Fuente:http://www.religionslehrer.lu/webartists/webschaack/index2.htm
Linley Sambourne uses Durer's great Melancholia print as a basis to project the political problems endured by France, in the shape of Marianne. Punch April 29th 1893, p.194 18 x 24cms; The bomb reflects Anarachist 'Outrages ' in the capital,and the War Dog (and grindstone) "La Revanche" conjures the spectre of excessive French nationalism threatening German interests.
http://www.adh.brighton.ac.uk/schoolofdesign/MA.COURSE/09/LSYM03.html
Media and Melancholy,
2000
corporate collection, Qwest Communications
This four-inch image originated as a gouache on paper, which was then
transferred onto 100% polyester satin and embellished with embroidery. Durer's
Melancholia was the inspiration for this piece.
Paride Oliva
