Below is another angel trombonist I just added to the Trombone History Timeline. Quite a nice little drawing, in my opinion. For many more pictures of angels playing trombone, see Angel Trombonists Throughout History: 50 Images. c. 1610—Loreto, Italy: Artist Cristoforo Roncalli, known as “Pomarancio,” makes a set of preparatory red chalk drawings for a [...]
You are here: Home / Archives for sackbut iconography
The Life of an Early Trombone Painting
Throughout art history, you can occasionally find multiple versions of the same image. Sometimes the versions are from the same artist (e.g., preparatory sketches), sometimes they are by other artists in other media (e.g., from a painting to an engraving), and sometimes they are copycat versions by other artists. There are several historical examples of [...]
Filed Under: Trombone History, Trombone Images, Updates Tagged With: angel musicians, angeli musicanti, anges musiciens, Baroque trombone, Etienne Parrocel, Guido Reni, lute iconography, lute images, recorder iconography, recorder images, sackbut history, sackbut iconography, sackbut images, tambourin iconography, tambourin images, trombone iconography, Trombone Images, violin iconography
Another Baroque Still Life with Trombone
Last April I added a Baroque still life to the timeline and mentioned it in this blog. Still life paintings that include trombone are difficult to find; most often, if they include a brass instrument, they seem to include trumpet rather than trombone. However, I recently found the below image, also from the 2nd half [...]
Filed Under: Trombone History, Trombone Images, Updates Tagged With: cornetto iconography, cornetto images, lute iconography, lute images, music iconography, music in art, sackbut history, sackbut iconography, sackbut images, still life, trombone iconography, trombone in art, trombone paintings, viol iconography, viol images, violin iconography, violin images
Angel-Trombonist from Italian Switzerland
Just added the below entry and image to the Trombone History Timeline (17th century, 2nd half). I will probably also add it to the HubPages article, Angel-Trombonists Throughout History. I’ve also included the larger view on this post, not just the detail view shown in the Timeline. 1652-55—Preonzo, Switzerland: A fresco in the ceiling [...]
Filed Under: Trombone History, Trombone Images, Updates Tagged With: angel iconography, angel musician, anges musiciens, cornetto iconography, cornetto images, engelskonzert, harp iconography, harp images, lute iconography, lute images, music iconography, sackbut history, sackbut iconography, sackbut images, trombone angel, Trombone History, trombone iconography, viol iconography, viol images
Viennese Angel-Trombonist
I just added the following image to the 18th century Trombone History Timeline. I also added it to the HubPages articles Angel Trombonists Throughout History and How to Hold a Sackbut: The Grip of the Early Trombone in Pictures. 1725-30—Vienna, Austria: A fresco by Johann Michael Rottmayr in the Karlskirche (St. Charles’s Church) includes a [...]
Filed Under: Trombone History, Trombone Images, Updates Tagged With: angel musicians, angeli musicanti, Austria, cornetto iconography, cornetto images, engelskonzert, Johann Michael Rottmayr, sackbut history, sackbut iconography, sackbut images, trombone iconography, Vienna, viol iconography, viol images
Trombonist in Costume
Ever had to wear a costume to a gig? I just added the below caption and image to the 16th century trombone history timeline. Now those are some costumes. 1591—Dresden, Germany: A group of elaborately-costumed musicians, documented by artist Daniel Bretschneider, includes a trombonist. The group is part of a larger procession celebrating the baptism of [...]
Baroque Trombonist on Horseback
Just added the following caption and picture to the 17th century timeline (first half). If you go to the post, Hi Ho Brass! Trombones on Horseback, you can see several other pictures of brave souls who apparently attempted the feat of playing the trombone while on horseback. Also, for more trombones in processions, see here [...]
Musicians and Mercury
I just added the below caption and image to the 17th century timeline (1st half). As you can see from this article, trombone was active in processions even well before this seemingly early example. 1614—Dresden, Germany: An image documenting a procession in honor of the baptism of Duke August depicts two trombones and a [...]
Trombone on Baroque Organ Shutters
I just added the below image and caption to the Trombone History Timeline (17th century, first half). Another angel-trombone. 1638—Schleiz, Germany: A painting on the left organ shutter in the Bergkirche includes an angel trombonist among several angel musicians (see below image; public domain).
Filed Under: Trombone History, Trombone Images, Updates Tagged With: angel iconography, angel images, angel musicians, angeli musicanti, cornetto iconography, cornetto images, music iconography, music images, organ iconography, organ images, sackbut history, sackbut iconography, sackbut images, trombone angel, trombone iconography, trombone paintings, viol iconography, viol images
Baroque Serpent and Rear-Facing Trombone
Yesterday I added the below entry and image to the Trombone History Timeline (17th century—2nd half). I will also be adding it to the article Backward Advances: Rear-Facing Trombones Throughout History, as well as the blog post Serpent & Ophicleide: History and Images (notice the serpent on the far right of the full image). [...]
Filed Under: Trombone History, Trombone Images, Updates Tagged With: Baroque, flute iconography, flute images, harp iconography, harp images, history of the trombone, lute iconography, lute images, music iconography, music in art, sackbut history, sackbut iconography, sackbut images, serpent iconography, serpent images, trombone iconography, trombone in art, trombone pictures, viol iconography, viol images
- 1
- 2
- 3
- …
- 7
- Next Page »