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Studies by Dr. Walter Liedtke
Articles marked with * are
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- W. A. Liedtke, "From Vredeman
de Vries to Dirck van Delen: Saources of Imaginary Architectural
Painting," Rhode Island School of Design Bulletin
57 (1970), no.2, pp.15-25.
- W. A. Liedtke, "Saenredam's Space,"
Oud Holland 86 (1971), pp.116-141.
- W. A. Liedtke, "The New Church
in Haarlem series: Saenredam's sketching style in relatin to
perspective," Simiolus 8 (1975-1976), pp.145-166.
- W. A. Liedtke, "The 'View in Delft'
by Carel Fabritius," The Burlington Magazine 118
(1976), pp.61-73.
- W. A. Liedtke, "The Three Parables
by Barent Fabritius with a chronological list of his paintings
dating from 1660 onward," Burlington Magazine 119 (1977),
pp.316, 319-327.
- W. A. Liedtke, "Pride in Perspective,
The Dutch Townscape," The Connoisseur 200 (1979),
pp.264-273.
- W. A. Liedtke, "Hendrick van Vliet
and the Delft School," Museum News (The Toledo Museum
of Art) 21 (1979), pp.40-52.
- *W. A. Liedtke, Architectural Paintin
in Delft, Doornspijk, 1982.
- W. A. Liedtke, "Cornelis de Man
as a Painter of Church Interiors," Tableau 5 (1982),
pp.62-66.
- W. A. Liedtke, "Towards a History
of Dutch Genre Painting," De arte et libris, Festschrift
Erasmus 1934-1984, Amsterdam, 1984, pp.
- W. A. Liedtke, "Reconstructing
Rembrandt: Portraits from the Early Years in Amsterdam (1631-1634),"
Apollo 129 ( May 1989), pp.323-331, pp.371-372.
- W. A. Liedtke, "Dutch and Flemish
Paintings from the Hermitage," Oud Holland 103 (1989), pp.154
ff.
- W. A. Liedtke, "Peyps and the
Pictorial Arts," Apollo 1991, p.234.
- W. A. Liedtke, "De hofstijl: architectuurschilderkunst
in 's-Gravenhage en Londen," Rotterdam, 1991, pp.31-41.
- W. A. Liedtke, "Stockholm: Rembrandt
and his Age," Burlington Magazine 134 (1992), pp.829
ff.
- W. A. Liedtke, "The Delft School,
Circa 1627-1675," Milwaukee 1992, pp.23-35.
- *W. A. Liedtke, "Vermeer teaching
himself," In: Rembrandt and his age. Focus on Man
(exh. cat. Stockholm, Nationalmuseum, ed. by Cavalli-Björkman,
G.), Stockholm, 1992-1993, pp.89-105.
- W.A.Liedtke, et.al., Rembrandt /
Not Rembrandt in The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Aspects of Connoissuership,
Vol.2, Paintings, Drawings, and Prints: Art-Historical Perspectives
(exh. cat. New York, The Metropolitan Museum of Art), New York,
1995-1996.
- W. A. Liedtke, "Reconstructing
Rembrandt and his Circle: More on the Workshop Hypothesis,"
in: Rembrandt, Rubens and the Art of their Time: Recent Perspectives
(ed. by Roland E.Fleischer and Susan C. Scott), Papers in Art
History from The Pennsylvania State University, vol.11, Pennsylvania,
1998, pp.36-59.
- W.A.Liedtke, "Rubens, His Patron,
and Style," Rembrandt, Rubens and the Art of their Time:
Recent Perspectives (ed. by Roland E.Fleischer and Susan
C. Scott), Papers in Art History from The Pennsylvania State
University, vol.11, Pennsylvania, 1998, pp.122-143.
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