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研究生: 潘芷嫣
Chih-Yan Pan
論文名稱: 限時變身:雷諾茲《黛安娜盜取丘比特弓箭》的創作理念、圖像來源、及後世評價
Ephemeral Masquerade: Intention, Quotation, and Reception of Reynolds’s Diana Disarming Cupid
指導教授: 謝佳娟
Chia-Chuan Hsieh
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學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 文學院 - 藝術學研究所
Graduate Institute of Art Studies
論文出版年: 2025
畢業學年度: 113
語文別: 中文
論文頁數: 180
中文關鍵詞: 雷諾茲借用女性肖像畫扮裝肖像畫母子肖像畫阿爾巴尼黛安娜丘比特
外文關鍵詞: Joshua Reynolds, borrowing, female, mother-and-child, portraits, Francesco Albani, Diana, Cupid
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  • 《黛安娜盜取丘比特弓箭》一作,依題名判斷似為神話題材的歷史畫,實則為一件母子扮裝肖像畫,出自首任英國皇家藝術學院院長雷諾茲之手,此作首次公開亮相,即展示於1769年具有指標性的首屆皇家學院展覽。這件肖像畫不僅將曼徹斯特公爵夫人母子扮裝成黛安娜與丘比特,雷諾茲更是別出心裁的借用義大利畫家阿爾巴尼《黛安娜的仙女盜取丘比特弓箭》的構圖元素,將「盜取弓箭」這一在肖像畫中相當新穎的動作引入其中。本文便是要從這樣一件貌似可作為雷諾茲階段性里程碑的作品開始,逐步梳理《黛安娜盜取丘比特弓箭》的創作歷程,以及曼徹斯特公爵夫人與同時代的觀眾如何理解並接受這樣的創作手法,並進一步探究後世的評論者與學者是否仍以相同的觀點看待此件母子肖像畫,抑或是這樣的創作方式有其時效性。

    本文第一章首先探討《黛安娜盜取丘比特弓箭》呈現的肖像畫元素,爬梳雷諾茲在就任英國皇家藝術學院院長之前的創作歷程,逐步分析雷諾茲在《黛安娜盜取丘比特弓箭》作品中欲傳達的創作理念,並進一步論及在當時何種社會氛圍的影響下,促成曼徹斯特公爵夫人認同並接受此件母子肖像畫。第二章則從梳理阿爾巴尼《黛安娜的仙女盜取丘比特弓箭》的創作背景著手,探討其如何融合不同來源的構圖,並分析此類創新的構圖是如何從義大利開始傳播至英國。除此之外,本章亦將討論英國本土文學如何表述「黛安娜的仙女盜取丘比特弓箭」此一主題。第三章則確認雷諾茲實際接觸到阿爾巴尼的作品,與雷諾茲和曼徹斯特公爵夫人交會的時機點,以及曼徹斯特公爵夫婦的生活環境。最後則聚焦於後世對於《黛安娜盜取丘比特弓箭》的評價與討論的面向,探究雷諾茲的藝術理念和表現手法,在作品脫離特定時空之後,是否仍能為觀者所辨識與接受。


    Diana Disarming Cupid is a mother-and-child portrait by Sir Joshua Reynolds. In this work, Reynolds not only portrayed the Duchess of Manchester and her son as Diana and Cupid, but also borrowed the attitude from Francesco Albani’s work. This thesis aims to explore Reynolds’s intention behind Diana Disarming Cupid. It also focuses on how the portrait was received by the Duchess of Manchester and audiences. Finally, it considers whether later critics and scholars have continued to view this mother-and-child portrait in the same light.

    Chapter One discusses the concept Reynolds sought to express in Diana Disarming Cupid, and the social atmosphere that may have influenced the creation of this portrait. Chapter Two begins with an overview of the background of Francesco Albani’s Les Amours désarmés par les nymphes de Diane, and examines how this image was circulated from Italy to Britain. In addition, the chapter explores how the theme of “Diana’s nymphs disarming Cupid” was represented in British literature. Chapter Three investigates whether Reynolds was familiar with Albani’s work before producing Diana Disarming Cupid, and examines the social life of the Duke and Duchess of Manchester. The final section focuses on the later reception of Diana Disarming Cupid and the various perspectives through which it has been interpreted.

    緒論................................................................................................................................ 1 研究動機與問題意識 ................................................................................................ 1 畫作與畫中人物簡介 ................................................................................................ 3 文獻回顧與探討 ........................................................................................................ 4 章節架構 .................................................................................................................. 12 第一章 扮裝的愉悅:雷諾茲的女性肖像畫創作 ................................................. 14 第一節 變身的準備:雷諾茲藝術理念的萌發...................................................... 14 一、 借用老大師作品的肖像畫.......................................................................... 15 二、 扮裝肖像畫.................................................................................................. 18 三、 母子肖像畫.................................................................................................. 20 第二節 在變身之後:雷諾茲肖像畫不吻合處之合理性...................................... 24 一、 戲劇肖像畫與化裝舞會的流行.................................................................. 27 二、 戲仿英雄體?.............................................................................................. 29 小結 .......................................................................................................................... 34 第二章 借用的起點:《黛安娜盜取丘比特弓箭》的圖像與文學來源 ............. 36 第一節 創新的巧思:阿爾巴尼《黛安娜的仙女盜取丘比特弓箭》圖像的發跡 與流行 ...................................................................................................................... 36 一、 阿爾巴尼《黛安娜的仙女盜取丘比特弓箭》圖像的創作背景.............. 36 二、 《黛安娜的仙女盜取丘比特弓箭》在17至18世紀義大利、法國的流 行 .......................................................................................................................... 41 第二節 變形的衍伸:《黛安娜的仙女盜取丘比特弓箭》在18世紀英國的流行 .................................................................................................................................. 46 一、 阿爾巴尼《黛安娜的仙女盜取丘比特弓箭》在英國的流傳.................. 46 二、 英國《戴安娜的仙女盜取邱比特弓箭》相關文學題材.......................... 50 小結 .......................................................................................................................... 54 第三章 量身打造:《黛安娜盜取丘比特弓箭》的誕生與名聲 ......................... 56 第一節 因在時機內而觸發:雷諾茲與曼徹斯特公爵夫婦的共識...................... 56 第二節 因在時效外便過期?《黛安娜盜取丘比特弓箭》的後世展覽與評價. .65 一、 1857年曼徹斯特藝術珍品展..................................................................... 66 二、 1867年第二次特別國家肖像展................................................................. 68 三、1937年雷諾茲個展..................................................................................... 72 小結 ..........................................................................................................................78 結論..............................................................................................................................79 附錄..............................................................................................................................82 參考文獻 ................................................................................................................... 84 圖版目錄......................................................................................................................97 圖版............................................................................................................................109

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