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A Female Head
£20.000
This fragment appears to be the head of a female saint, possibly the Magdalen. It has in the past been attributed to Bernaert van Orley, but is now considered loosely related to the output of the Master of the Female Half-Lengths. ...
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A Female Saint
A Female Saint
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The painting, perhaps a fanciful portrait of a woman as a saint, rather than merely a generic depiction, is related to a picture thought to be by Dosso Dossi now in a private collection. However, it is also close in style to the late work of Raphael which Dossi knew very well. It could well be by a later artist. ...
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A Female Saint
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Signed on a cartellino on the Virgin's throne. OPVS. SCLAVONI. DISIPVLI. / SQVARCIONI. S. (Work of Schiavone, disciple of Squarcione). The third word of the inscription originally read DISIPVLVS, but Schiavone changed this to DISIPVLI. Inscribed on Saint ...
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A Female Saint In
Yellow
£20.000
The saint has not been identified. Both this work & 'A Crowned Female Figure' are fragments from the decorative border of a large fresco, & were perhaps originally hexagons. These works, together with 'A Group of Poor Clares' by Pietro Lorenzetti's bro ...
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A Flood Print
A Flood Print
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A river runs from the left of the picture to the bottom right corner. The restricted colour range is typical of Corot's late work. The predominance of greys combined with the numerous reflections on the surface of the river help to obscure the meeting of land & water. This late, possibly unfinished, painting was first described in Robaut's 1905 catalogue of Corot's work as ' Le Cap Boisé', (The Wooded Headland). ...
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A Franciscan Friar
Print
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Rembrandt painted a young man (his son Titus?) in a Franciscan habit in 1660 (Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam), & there is a third portrait study of a Franciscan, dated 1661 (Helsinki, Atheneum). In their own day these paintings were probably considered to be 'tronies' (literally, heads), which were not meant to depict identifiable individuals. The sitter is instead depicted in a particular role, or as a character study. Pictures of this kind were popular among 17th-century collectors & can often be found in contemporary inventories. ...
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A Frozen River by a Town at Evening Print
A Frozen River By A
Town At Evening Print
£20.000
Van der Neer specialised in landscapes seen by moonlight or evening light. The composition, with the waterway receding into the distance at right angles to the horizon, is characteristic of van der Neer. This example was probably painted in the mid-1660s. ...
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A Frozen River Near A
Village, With Golfers
And Skaters Print
£20.000
With its low horizon & deeply receding space this is a characteristic composition by Aert van der Neer. Known for painting twilight & night scenes, Van der Neer also produced a number of winter scenes, featuring snowy landscapes, frozen rivers & people skating & playing 'kolf' (a type of hockey) on the ice. The sites depicted in this picture cannot be identified. Usually Van der Neer's landscapes were not intended to be topographically accurate. ...
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A Garden Scene With
Waterfowl
£20.000
A woman appears to throw food to feed assorted waterfowl in a garden scene.A date in the early 1660s has been suggested for this work on the basis of its relationship to paintings of fowl by Melchior d' Hondecoeter. ...
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A Gateway Behind Trees
Print
£20.000
This composition is thinly & rapidly painted, possibly on the spot. Where the paper has been torn at the edges, a darker underlayer suggests a further composition below this one. It is attributed to Lépine, who was a pupil of Corot. The master's influence is evident in this sunlit scene. ...
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A Fortune Teller At Venice Print

The scene is under the lower outside arcade of the Doges' Palace, Venice, where showmen and quacks erected booths, chiefly at the carnival. The inscription on the pillar probably relates to the election or coronation in 1752 of Doge Francesco Loredan (1685 - 1762). The other inscription relates to the vacancy for the parish priest at S. Trovaso in 1752.
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The scene is under the lower outside arcade of the Doges' Palace, Venice, where showmen & quacks erected booths, chiefly at the carnival. The inscription on the pillar probably relates to the election or coronation in 1752 of Doge Francesco Loredan (1685
- 1762). The other inscription relates to the vacancy for the parish priest at S. Trovaso in 1752.

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