從Rembrandt (1606 - 1669)的 Faust (c. 1652)到 Delacroix 的哥德的《浮士德》插畫
Rembrandt (1606 - 1669)
Faust, c. 1652,
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
According to German legend, Faust is an educated man who forsakes God and makes a deal with the devil to exchange his soul for knowledge. This dramatic Rembrandt Faust, c. 1652 highlights a supernatural moment in which a magic disk enters Faust's study, floating near the lofty glass window. Faust turns in awe, as this disk shines a ray of light upon him, illuminating Faust and causing him to stand out amidst the dark background of his study. We cannot quite discern the purpose of this magic disk but feel as if we are witnessing a convergence between the realms of the real and the fantastic.
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