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Anna And The Blind
Tobit Print
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Create your own bespoke print of Rembrandt’s Anna & the Blind Tobit from our collection. About this painting Anna & the Blind Tobit, about 1630 © The National Gallery, London This painting joined our collection in 1926 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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Anna Van Spangen,
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Der Goes Print
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The arms show the sitter to be Anna van Spangen, who married Adriaen van der Goes, Lord Advocate of Holland (1505
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Anne, 2nd Countess
Of Albemarle Print
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The Countess of Albemarle (1703
- 1789) was begun in 1757, three years after the death of her husb&. The second Earl died suddenly
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Antoine Pâris Print
Antoine Pâris Print
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This portrait is one of the two recorded by Rigaud as being painted in around 1724. Antoine Pâris (1668
- 1733) was the oldest
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Apollo and Daphne Print
Apollo And Daphne
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Create your own bespoke print of Piero del Pollaiuolo’s Apollo & Daphne from our collection. About this painting Apollo & Daphne, 1470
- 1480 © The National Gallery, London This painting joined our collection in 1876 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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Apollo Killing The
Cyclops
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For the subject of this fresco (now transferred to canvas mounted on board) see Apollodorus, ' Library' (3: 10). Apollo slew the one-eyed race of giants, the Cyclops, because they had provided Zeus with the thunderbolts which killed his son, Aesculapius. At ...
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Apollo Pursuing Daphne
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For the subject see Ovid, ' Metamorphoses' (1). Daphne, pursued by Apollo, cries for help to her father, the river God Peneus. He transforms her into a laurel bush as Apollo reaches her. Generally considered an autograph work. ...
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Apollo Slaying Coronis
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Coronis, loved by Apollo, was unfaithful to the god. Apollo's bird, the raven, revealed her infidelity to him & Apollo thereupon slew her. (Ovid, ' Metamorphoses' 2:600 ff). The lower half of this composition is of much higher quality in execution. ...
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Apotheosis of the Medici Print
Apotheosis Of The
Medici Print
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The male figures in the central group are members of the Medici family. The only one who has recognisable features is the figure in the centre who has the likeness of the aged Cosimo I. Above are Mars & Venus & the chariot of the Moon, preceded by Evening. At the left Saturn holds a scythe & devours one of his children. Apollo is riding the chariot of the Sun, accompanied by the Seasons & preceded by Aurora. This painting is one of a group of 10 modelli, or elaborated oil studies, made in preparation for the fresco projects that Giordano created for the Palazzo Medici Riccardi in Florence. This painting was for the centre of the ceiling of the Galleria. ...
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Apotheosis Of The
Spanish (?) Monarchy
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In the upper part, Jupiter holds a crown accompanied by Juno; below them to the left are Venus & Cupid, & Bacchus. At the right, Minerva presents a female figure with spear & shield; this figure is perhaps a personification of Spain or some attribute ...
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Apollo And Neptune Advising Laomedon

Apollo and Neptune disguised themselves as mortals and helped build the city of Troy. When Laomedon refused to pay them the agreed price the gods took revenge by bringing a series of disasters upon the city. The three are here shown consulting a plan and
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Apollo & Neptune disguised themselves as mortals & helped build the city of Troy. When Laomedon refused to pay them the agreed price the gods took revenge by bringing a series of disasters upon the city. The three are here shown consulting a plan and

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Neptune - The eighth and last planet in our solar system. Its name comes from the roman god of the sea.

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