-
societies in the Low Countries.
Their members were
called Rederijkers (singular
Rederijker), from the
French word 'rhétoricien', and
during the 15th and...
- "everyman" (a
typical human person) and is
written in
moderately elevated Rederijker style.
Dutch and
English historians argued for
decades over
whether the...
- and far more
intricate poetic devices - were a
common feature of the
Rederijker school in the Lowlands.
There is a
marble sculpture of him by Paul de...
-
major influence on Jan Steen's work was the
guild of the
Rhetoricians or
Rederijkers and
their theatrical endeavors. It is
often suggested that Jan Steen's...
- are angstvallig, dukdalf, geeuwhonger, hagedis, hondsdraf, penthouse,
rederijker,
rendier and zondvloed. A few PSMs
exist in English. The
French word chartreuse...
-
produced in Augsburg. 1485 – The play
Elckerlijc wins
first prize in the
Rederijker contest in Antwerp. 1488 – Duke Humfrey's
Library at the
University of...
- The Rhetoricians,
circa 1655, by Jan Steen. The
painting depicts a
rederijker reading his poem,
while hanging over the
balcony the
blason of his chamber...
-
Coster and
Bredero came from the
tradition of
Rederijkers, and both were
members been of the
Rederijker "In
Liefde Bloeyende".
These societies developed...
- ("Chambers of Rhetoric") arose.
These guilds,
whose members called themselves Rederijkers or "Rhetoricians", were in
almost all
cases middle-class in tone, and...
- The Rhetoricians,
circa 1655, by Jan Steen. The
painting depicts a
rederijker reading his poem,
while hanging over the
balcony the
blason of his chamber...
