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Create your own bespoke print of Bronzino’s A View of Rhenen seen from the West from our collection. About this painting A View of Rhenen seen from the West, 1648 © The National Gallery, London This painting joined our collection in 1963 With our custom print service, you can order your own fully customised reproduction from the National Gallery Collection & exhibitions. Choose your own size, print material & frames & have your masterpiece delivered straight to your door. ...
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The tower in the centre background resembles that of Santa Maria della Torre which was beside the Ripa Grande, the old port of Rome opposite the Aventine. The other buildings seem to have been invented by the artist. The picture appears to be a slightly inaccurate reminiscence of the site. It is painted on oak, an unusual support to have been used in Italy & was probably painted shortly after Both's return to Holland in about 1641. The artist also painted a more topographically accurate view of the Ripa Grande from the south-west (Frankfurt, Städelsches Kunstinstitut). ...
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This moonlight scene has not been identified & is probably not intended to be topographically accurate. Van der Neer's early work was influenced by the landscape painters Joachim (1602
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The costume of the old woman on the left, with its prominent gold braiding on the bodice, was traditional dress in the Province of North Holl&. In the right background a quack has set up his stall beneath his distinctive Chinese umbrella. The model for the cobbler reappears in Victors's ' The Swine Butcher', signed & dated 1648 (Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum) & in another picture of 1651 (York, City Art Gallery). This picture was probably painted in about 1650. ...
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The painting is probably a finished sketch (modello) for a relatively early altarpiece, commissioned about 1735 by Clemens August, Archbishop Elector of Cologne for the palace of Nymphenburg, near Munich. Saint Clement, the namesake of the Archbishop Elect ...
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This is one of five small paintings by Corot in the National Gallery thought to have been painted during the artist's trip to the Artois region of north-east France between April & July 1871. He painted this picture in May 1871 during his stay with his friend & biographer, Alfred Robaut, in Douai. ...
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Create your own bespoke print of Thomas Jones’s A Wall in Naples from our collection. About this painting A Wall in Naples, about 1782 © The National Gallery, London This painting joined our collection in 1993 With our custom print service, you can order your own fully customised reproduction from the National Gallery Collection & exhibitions. Choose your own size, print material & frames & have your masterpiece delivered straight to your door. ...
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The painting, probably of the 1520s, is of a shape associated in Venice with votive offerings to the Virgin Mary or a patron saint. Here the warrior who approaches the Virgin & Child on his knees wears European armour, but the silk of his head-dress is ...
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On the hill is the spire of a village church, & other buildings. To the left sheep are being herded over a wooden bridge spanning a ravine. Ruisdael painted a number of imaginary mountainous landscapes with a waterfall rushing towards the lower edge of ...
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Cattle are herded across the bridge towards the cottage. In the past this work has been attributed to Jacob Isaacksz. van Ruisdael, but it can, however, be linked with works by his cousin Jacob Salomonsz., who imitated his style. The signature closely rese ...
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A Wagon Fording A Stream Print

The painting is unfinished; areas of foliage have not been completed. The attribution of this work to Rubens has in the past been doubted, but 'A Wagon fording a Stream' is now considered to be by the artist. The dating of Rubens's landscapes is problematic because they were not commissioned and so relatively few documents concerning them survive. This view also appears with slight variations in another landscape by the artist (Rotterdam, Museum Boymans-van Beuningen). It has also been related to a drawing in St Petersburg (Hermitage).
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The painting is unfinished; areas of foliage have not been completed. The attribution of this work to Rubens has in the past been doubted, but 'A Wagon fording a Stream' is now considered to be by the artist. The dating of Rubens's landscapes is problematic because they were not commissioned & so relatively few documents concerning them survive. This view also appears with slight variations in another landscape by the artist (Rotterdam, Museum Boymans-van Beuningen). It has also been related to a drawing in St Petersburg (Hermitage).

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