De Sublieme Alleenheid = Sublime Solitude = La Sublime Solitude by Jan de Maesschalck

The book and the act of reading constitute a fixed topos in his work but when I look at his paintings, I never think of his patrons: although he is also an illustrator, Jan De Maesschalck has long been an autonomous planetoid. As happy as possible in a self-imposed isolation. J2000, SEV Versículos Conceptos Salmos 118:16 Tools La diestra del SEÑOR es sublime, la diestra del SEÑOR hace valentías. Jan De Maesschalck often paints secluded girls and women, reading on their own, steeped in a parallel world, submerged with bated breath. Sublime en la Biblia Salmos 47:2 Tools Porque el SEÑOR es Sublime y temible Rey grande sobre toda la tierra. Sublime solitude is something different from utter isolation. Ce livre presente une selection personnelle de l'oeuvre peint de cet artiste, complete par textes de Rudy Vandendaele, Bernard Dewulf, Marc Ruyters en Jeroen Laureyns. Dit najaar verschijnt 'BOEK', een persoonlijke selectie uit het werk dat de kunstenaar de laatste jaren schilderde, aangevuld met teksten van Rudy Vandendaele, Bernard Dewulf, Marc Ruyters en Jeroen Laureyns. Van deze illustrator-schilder verscheen bij Oogachtend in 2002 'Jan De Maesschalck', een verzameling van illustraties rond het thema boeken, gemaakt in opdracht van de krant De Morgen.

Chapter 22: Smell and Taste.Paperback, 260x210mm, 128p, throughout colour illustrations, English/ French/ Dutch (NL) edition.

Chapter 17: Colour Considered as Productive of the Sublime.

Chapter 12: Infinity in Pleasing Objects.

Chapter 4: Of the Difference Between Clearness and Obscurity with Regard to the Passions.

Chapter 1: Of the Passion Caused by the Sublime.

Chapter 14: The Effects of Sympathy in the Distresses of Others.

Chapter 12: Sympathy, Imitation, and Ambition.

Chapter 9: The Final Cause of the Difference Between the Passions Belonging to Self-Preservation and Those Which Regard the Society of the Sexes.

Chapter 8: Of the Passions Which Belong to Society.

Chapter 6: Of the Passions Which Belong to Self-Preservation.Chapter 4: Of Delight and Pleasure as Opposed to Each Other.Chapter 3: The Difference Between the Removal of Pain, and Positive Pleasure.If one is not available, please explain on the talk page. Ideally this will be a scanned copy of the original that can be uploaded to Wikimedia Commons and proofread. 'Source' means a location at which other users can find a copy of this work. Please see this document's talk page for details for verification.

De Sublieme Alleenheid = Sublime Solitude = La Sublime Solitude by Jan de Maesschalck