Landscape artist Aelbert Cuyp
Janet B
The Landscape artist Aelbert Cuyp = Created happy scene, but it's all art.
Janet
Richard G
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> Dutch artist, who featured sunny, pleasant scenes.
>
> The Landscape artist Aelbert Cuyp = Created happy scene, but it's all art.
Not heard of him, but your 'gram serves as an ideal introduction. ***ENT
NOM***, Janet.
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Janet
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>"Janet" wrote in message
>> Dutch artist, who featured sunny, pleasant scenes.
>>
>> The Landscape artist Aelbert Cuyp = Created happy scene, but it's all art.
>
>Not heard of him, but your 'gram serves as an ideal introduction. ***ENT
>NOM***, Janet.
>
Thanks, RG.
Landscape artist = It's pleasant card.
Janet
Robert Amesz
> "Janet B" wrote in message
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>> Dutch artist, who featured sunny, pleasant scenes.
>>
>> The Landscape artist Aelbert Cuyp = Created happy scene, but it's
>> all art.
>
> Not heard of him, but your 'gram serves as an ideal introduction.
> ***ENT NOM***, Janet.
I really hate to spoil the fun, but his name really is Albert Cuyp, not
Aelbert. I remember it that way, and two encyclopedias concur (a
digital one and a paper one). If there is any other spelling, neither
mentions it, sorry.
Robert Amesz
Larry Brash
Both spellings are acceptable:
Aelbert Cuyp gets 1250 hits on Google
Albert Cuyp gets 3350.
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Maurice G
>Robert Amesz wrote:
>>
>> Richard G wrote:
>>
SNIP
>> I really hate to spoil the fun, but his name really is Albert Cuyp, not
>> Aelbert. I remember it that way, and two encyclopedias concur (a
>> digital one and a paper one). If there is any other spelling, neither
>> mentions it, sorry.
>
>Both spellings are acceptable:
>
>Aelbert Cuyp gets 1250 hits on Google
>Albert Cuyp gets 3350.
>
My art book gives his correct Dutch name as "Albert Cuijp", and says
it can be written "Cuyp". This is because pronouncing the correct
"Cuijp" is difficult for all others except the Dutch?
Maurice G.
Mick Tully
Maurice G <mgoddar...@frisurf.no> wrote in message
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> Larry Brash wrote:
>
> >Robert Amesz wrote:
> >>
> >> Richard G wrote:
> >>
> SNIP
> >> I really hate to spoil the fun, but his name really is Albert Cuyp, not
> >> Aelbert. I remember it that way, and two encyclopedias concur (a
> >> digital one and a paper one). If there is any other spelling, neither
> >> mentions it, sorry.
> >
> >Both spellings are acceptable:
> >
> >Aelbert Cuyp gets 1250 hits on Google
> >Albert Cuyp gets 3350.
> >
> My art book gives his correct Dutch name as "Albert Cuijp", and says
> it can be written "Cuyp". This is because pronouncing the correct
> "Cuijp" is difficult for all others except the Dutch?
Probably, Mo. We accept Osama\Usama variations and with 1250 Google hits
Aelbert Cuyp is certainly well-known enough for this version to be
acceptable.
Janet
>
>Robert Amesz wrote:
>> >>
>> > "Janet" wrote in message
>> >
>> >> all art.
>> >
>>
>> I really hate to spoil the fun, but his name really is Albert Cuyp, not
>Both spellings are acceptable:
>
>Aelbert Cuyp gets 1250 hits on Google
>Albert Cuyp gets 3350.
>
Here's another 'gram using the alternative spelling of his name.
Albert Cuyp: 'A Herdsman With Cows by a River' =
Draw rustic, shapely, bovine charm by water.
Janet
Janet
>
>Larry Brash wrote after
>>
>>Robert Amesz wrote:
>>> >>
>>> > "Janet" wrote in message
>>> >
>>> >> The Landscape artist Aelbert Cuyp = Created happy scene, but it's
>>> >> all art.
>>> >
><snip>
>>>
>>> I really hate to spoil the fun, but his name really is Albert Cuyp, not
>>> Aelbert <snip>
>
>>Both spellings are acceptable:
>>
>
>Albert Cuyp: 'A Herdsman With Cows by a River' =
>Draw rustic, shapely, bovine charm by water.
>
Albert Cuyp's: 'A Herdsman With Cows by a River' = Draws rustic, shapely,
bovine
charm by water.
J.
Robert Amesz
> Larry Brash wrote:
>
>>Robert Amesz wrote:
>>
>>> Richard G wrote:
>>
> SNIP
>>> I really hate to spoil the fun, but his name really is Albert
>>> Cuyp, not Aelbert. I remember it that way, and two encyclopedias
>>> concur (a digital one and a paper one). If there is any other
>>> spelling, neither mentions it, sorry.
>>
>> Both spellings are acceptable:
>>
>> Aelbert Cuyp gets 1250 hits on Google
>> Albert Cuyp gets 3350.
>>
> My art book gives his correct Dutch name as "Albert Cuijp", and
> says it can be written "Cuyp". This is because pronouncing the
> correct "Cuijp" is difficult for all others except the Dutch?
No, it's just that 'ij' is a standard ligature[*] in Dutch, and in
the past has often been written as 'y'. Anyway, normally it's just a
vowel, but the 'uy' (or 'uij') is pronounced as a different single
vowel, which in modern Dutch is spelled simply as 'ui'.
There's no really close English equivalent, and most native English
speakers will pronounce Cuyp as 'coip', which sounds horribly wrong
to Dutch ears, but it's probably as close as you can get just using
English phonemes. 'Cipe' would be a close second, and something between
the two would be closer still.
Well, here endeth the Dutch lesson. I hope you enjoyed it.
Robert Amesz
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[*] The rule is even that if a word starts with 'ij', and you want
to capitalize that word, both the 'i' and 'j' must be written as
capitals. So 'ijs' (meaning 'ice') has to become 'IJs'.
Larry Brash
> Just a further tiny amendment:
>
> Albert Cuyp's: 'A Herdsman With Cows by a River' = Draws rustic, shapely,
> bovine charm by water
How about this one in ENT and the other one in NAME, Janet?
I quite like Cuyp's work, but my favourite Dutch landscape artist is
Jacob van Ruisdel.
Janet
>
>Janet wrote:
>
>> Just a further tiny amendment:
>>
>> Albert Cuyp's: 'A Herdsman With Cows by a River' = Draws rustic, shapely,
>> bovine charm by water
>
>How about this one in ENT and the other one in NAME, Janet?
>
Cuyp's painting above is bathed in golden light.
Golden light = Long delight.
Janet