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Jiang's theory of Vermeer is that great artistic vision dissolves ego and body until the artist becomes the moment and the painting expresses the soul.
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Vermeer
Jiang's theory of Vermeer is that great artistic vision dissolves ego and body until the artist becomes the moment and the painting expresses the soul.
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Girl with a Pearl Earring becomes, in Jiang's reading, a story of class, desire, patronage, and possible sexual relation between servant and master.
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The Milkmaid appears wholesome but embeds sexual possibility and cracks in bourgeois life through light, blemished walls, and bodily imagery.
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"...moment. Okay, does that make sense? So, in other words, what Vermeer did is he became the painting itself. The painting became him, and..."
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"Girl with the Pearl Ery, right? This is a beautiful painting, but I will show you something else. I will show you some problems..."
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"But more importantly, it shows you the hypocrisy within middle class life. Because the entire purpose of prostitutes is so that the husband will..."
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"have just made the wall white, but instead he's showing us the cracks, the blemishes within the wall, which is a metaphor for the..."
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"...and civilization. The first major principle is great art. Dante, Homer, Vermeer, Shakespeare. It lifts the soul of civilization and changes the neurological structure..."
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"...artist of the Dutch golden age and his name is Johan Vermeer okay in every age in every movement you emerge a great artist..."
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"All right, another really famous painting by Vermeer, okay? Interesting is, we are here, right? sneaking in, right? We are looking in. We're spying..."
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The Dutch Golden Age begins with a poisoned Spanish windfall and ends with Vermeer exposing cracks in the respectable household.
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