| It has been suggested that Vermeer traced the images of a camera obscura in his paintings. |
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| My explanation for this very curious result is that Vermeer had a camera obscura with a lens at the painting's viewpoint. |
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| No doubt Vermeer owed a particular debt to Delft, but it is the great dichotomies of Dutch art generally that nourished his genius. |
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| And yet Vermeer seems willing to set down the areas of light and shade just as they occur. |
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| The Golden Age produced the works of Rembrandt, Vermeer and other Dutch masters. |
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| Finally, it has been suggested by Wilenski and others that Vermeer might have traced over images reflected in mirrors. |
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| In 1989 BBC Television built a full-size version of the room for a programme devoted to this work on Vermeer. |
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| In the novel, a young housemaid named Griet innocently entrances Vermeer who comes to see her as a sacred refuge from a soulless marriage. |
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| As a result, a number of works previously thought to be by Vermeer were deattributed, including Young Woman Seated at the Virginals. |
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| She has been variously likened to David Bowie, a painting by Vermeer and a face from a silent movie. |
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| Especially famous are the work of such masters as Rembrandt van Rijn, Jan Vermeer, and Jacob van Ruisdael. |
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| Despite the efforts of some art historians to suggest that Vermeer literally transcribed what he saw with optical aids, such was not the case. |
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| Notice the Mauritshuis with Vermeer masterpieces and the Gemeentemuseum with its collection of Mondrian. |
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| Have we forgotten Vermeer, master of light, who only painted a mere thirty paintings in his lifetime? |
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| You might say that Vermeer apotheosizes material prosperity — not that he was ever well-off himself. |
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| I have been to diabolically crowded shows of art by van Gogh, Vermeer, and Caravaggio, at the Met and elsewhere. |
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| In the film, Tim says he is 90 percent convinced that Vermeer used a device like his. |
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| The implication of Pennell's comment is that Vermeer might have copied or traced the outlines of an image and in this way obtained relative sizes for the objects depicted. |
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| Vermeer is the only painter known to have ground lapis lazuli into tiny particles of ultramarine and painted it on the background. |
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| But Vermeer was equal to the task as the hulking striker kicked himself for wasting an odds-on goal. |
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| The 17th century was the age of the Dutch Masters, such as Rembrandt van Rijn, Johannes Vermeer and Jan Steen. |
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| Exhibitions in museums with paintings of world wide known artists, as Van Gogh, Rembrandt, Vermeer have to be mentioned here. |
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| Abou Maiga later did well to create an opening for himself, but Vermeer was able to dive low and quell the threat by his left-hand post. |
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| The Netherlands has produced some of the world's most famous painters, including Rembrandt, Vermeer, and Van Gogh. |
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| He is a Director of Sonepar and Editis, censor of Provimi and senior adviser to Roland Berger, Vermeer Capital and Permira. |
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| It also houses paintings from artists like Van der Helst, Vermeer, Frans Hals, Ferdinand Bol, Albert Cuyp, Jacob van Ruisdael and Paulus Potter. |
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| The room is bathed in light as limpid and serene as a Vermeer painting. |
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| The executive and legislative powers are thick as thieves, dodging the truth, like in the famous Vermeer painting, in view of the onlookers, European citizens. |
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| And he poses once again the unanswerable question that Marcel Proust raised: by what alchemy does Vermeer transmute the realistic depiction of that everyday life into something transcendent and timeless? |
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| Mr. McVicar's production is dominated by strong crosslighting from the sides: vivid shafts that make the scenery look handsome, like a Vermeer painting that moves, but can be overwhelming for a performer not used to them. |
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| An avid chamber musician, he has played at chamber music festivals throughout North America, South America and Europe, and has performed in concert with musicians from the Guarneri, Emerson, Vermeer and Tokyo quartets. |
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| The diffuse highlights Vermeer achieved are comparable to those seen in a camera obscura, a fascinating optical device that operates much like a box camera. |
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| On 22 November the Evert Vermeer Foundation and CONCORD organised a workshop to reflect on what role NGOs could play in promoting coherence between development policies at the national and European levels. |
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| Then she became a staff member of the Evert Vermeer Foundation, an institution that focuses on international solidarity, and was one of the first that studied and published a book on the phenomena Globalization. |
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| Depending upon the final plan configuration, in order to avoid root damage during construction, it is possible for the trees to be removed from the ground using a Vermeer tree spade and replanted in their same locations. |
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| While the Baroque nature of Rembrandt's art is clear, the label is less use for Vermeer and many other Dutch artists. |
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| Internationally, Dutch painters such as Rembrandt, Vermeer and Van Gogh are held in high regard. |
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| Tim's Vermeer strikes a big blow for the democratisation and demystification of art. |
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| And the painting you produced had the same Vermeer quality to it? |
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| The Vermeer character later proceeded to demonstrate the use of his new acquisition to his maid and model Greit. |
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| O'Brien is responsible for the 7-4 favourite Jan Vermeer, impressive winner of the Gallinule Stakes, as well as Midas Touch and rank outsider At First Sight. |
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| O'Brien can pick from Air Chief Marshal, Jan Vermeer, Joshua Tree, Midas Touch or Utrillo, too, while Chapple-Hyam has another strong to his bow throughMorana. |
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| O'Brien has won eight of the last nine Gallinules and his winners include Jan Vermeer, who won in 2010 before being propelled to 9-4 favouritism for the Derby. |
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| There were for virtually the first time many professional art dealers, several also significant artists, like Vermeer and his father, Jan van Goyen and Willem Kalf. |
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