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Posted by: Paul Ferguson - 09-14-2023, 02:22 PM - Forum: Alchemical symbolism and imagery
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"Our first analysis will be of the bird imagery in Michael Maier’s alchemical, emblematic art. For this study we will focus on his etching for the “9th key of Basil Valentine.” Basil Valentinus, an alchemist of the 16th century, inspired many later alchemists from the 17th century. Those who followed his work considered him a a true alchemist in possession of the secrets of the elixir of life, and that of the lapis philosophorum: also known as the Philosopher’s Stone."
http://www.tetraskele.com/sacred_science...ier_1.html
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| Dissertation: The Alchemist in 17th century Dutch painting |
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Posted by: Paul Ferguson - 09-13-2023, 10:15 PM - Forum: Articles on alchemy
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THE IMAGE AND IDENTITY OF THE ALCHEMIST IN SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY NETHERLANDISH ART
Dana Kelly-Ann Rehn
"This dissertation explores the representation of the alchemist in Netherlandish art during the heyday of alchemy in seventeenth-century Europe amidst the
Scientific Revolution. While contemporary debates regarding the position that alchemy and magic in general had on the development of modern science has held
particular interest for scholars working in the discipline of the history of science, the rich iconographic tradition of the alchemist in seventeenth-century Netherlandish
painting has not been explored in detail from a wider socio-cultural perspective. It is for this reason that the image and identity of the alchemist is analysed in selected
seventeenth-century Netherlandish paintings in order to not only explore their position within the Scientific Revolution, but also to shed light on their meaning and function
within the socio-cultural context of the Golden Age in the Netherlands."
https://digital.library.adelaide.edu.au/...2whole.pdf
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