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This picture is attributed to Calraet because of its closeness in style to signed paintings by him. It does, however, bear a false Cuyp signature & in the past has been catalogued as his work. The horse in particular appears in pictures by both artists. ...
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The boy is reading, having put down the book at his feet in which he was drawing a cast of the Christ Child from Michelangelo's statue of the Virgin & Child (Bruges, Notre Dame), known as ' The Bruges Madonna'. This is probably an early copy of the paint ...
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The infant, cradling a bird to his cheek, resembles Cupid, in versions of Titian's ' Venus & Adonis' in Washington & New York, though Cupid's wings, present here in the underlayers, were suppressed. Formerly thought to be a seventeenth-century pastiche, recent evidence has brought this picture closer to Titian's orbit. It is painted over a pastoral scene that echoes a Titian print of the later 1520s. The paint handling & colour range also reflect Titian's work at this date, suggesting the picture is either a slight, hastily executed work by the master or more likely by a member of his workshop. ...
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In the 18th century the painting had a pendant, 'A Boy putting a Bird in a Cage' (present location unknown). It has been argued that the two pictures form an iconographically related pair whose subject is moderation in love. In classical literature a mous ...
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The figures at the left, who look out over the battlefield, appear to be officers. This painting was previously attributed to J.M. Laroon, & catalogued as British School. ...
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This invented ruined arch, with a suspended lantern, may be derived from those which form the arcade of the Doge's Palace in Venice. The arch appears in other works by Guardi. A drawing of this composition was formerly in the collection of Sir Robert Witt ...
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An invented ruined arch dominates this view. Two men are depicted digging in the foreground. The architecture may have been inspired by ruins found on one of the islands in the Venetian lagoon.A larger painting by Guardi of the same period (London, Victor ...
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This picture was painted by a 17th-century Dutch imitator of Ruisdael. It has recently been suggested that it is an early work by Ruisdael's follower Johan van Kessel (1641
- 1680). It may be based on a lost work by Ruisdael showing Bentheim Castle on the German/ Netherlandish border. The viewpoint is different from any of the known paintings of this subject by van Ruisdael.
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Greuze produced numerous small, sentimental pictures of children. This painting is perhaps unfinished & is probably one of the artist's later works. Another version of this work is in the Detroit Institute of Arts. ...
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A fragment, probably of 1455-60, from the tops of the shutters of the high altarpiece in the abbey of Saint Bertin in Saint-Omer, northern France. The altarpiece itself, of precious metal, made in 1455-9, is now lost. The inner shutters (the larger parts of which are now at Berlin) depict episodes from the life of Saint Bertin. ' The Soul of Saint Bertin carried up to God' is depicted on the corresponding fragment. Gothic architecture is painted on the outsides. ...
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A Caprice Landscape With Ruins Print

The design of this imaginary landscape was a popular one, and is perhaps Canaletto's, but in execution the painting seems nearer to the style of Bellotto. However, the painting is not of a high enough quality for it to be accepted as entirely by either painter.
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The design of this imaginary landscape was a popular one, & is perhaps Canaletto's, but in execution the painting seems nearer to the style of Bellotto. However, the painting is not of a high enough quality for it to be accepted as entirely by either painter.

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