“La ronda nocturna”: a case of diachronic intersection between film and painting

This work is part of the reflection about the intersections between film and painting. It analyzes elements of The Night Watch by Rembrandt van Rijn according to some discourses included in Nightwatching, film by Peter Greenaway. The analysis appeals to the notion of “any moment” taken up by Deleuze...

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Autor principal: Dobrée, Ignacio
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Departamento de Cine y TV, Facultad de Artes, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba 2013
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Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/toma1/article/view/9328
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topic Convergence
Rembrandt
Greenaway
Enunciation
Film and painting
Convergencia
Rembrandt
Greenaway
enunciación
Cine y Pintura
spellingShingle Convergence
Rembrandt
Greenaway
Enunciation
Film and painting
Convergencia
Rembrandt
Greenaway
enunciación
Cine y Pintura
Dobrée, Ignacio
“La ronda nocturna”: a case of diachronic intersection between film and painting
topic_facet Convergence
Rembrandt
Greenaway
Enunciation
Film and painting
Convergencia
Rembrandt
Greenaway
enunciación
Cine y Pintura
author Dobrée, Ignacio
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title “La ronda nocturna”: a case of diachronic intersection between film and painting
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title_full “La ronda nocturna”: a case of diachronic intersection between film and painting
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description This work is part of the reflection about the intersections between film and painting. It analyzes elements of The Night Watch by Rembrandt van Rijn according to some discourses included in Nightwatching, film by Peter Greenaway. The analysis appeals to the notion of “any moment” taken up by Deleuze and enunciation theory applied to visual communication. In this sense, we observe in Rembrandt’s painting a flash of the modern aesthetic ideal which will finally settle with the movie camera, while also recognize in the absence of a frontal gaze (proper of group portraits during the period) an important break towards the establishment of an autonomous diegetic space as will be develop in classical cinema.
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