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A Landscape with an Italian Hill Town
A Landscape With An
Italian Hill Town
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The town has not been identified, the two figures in classical dress in the lower right-hand corner may be Aeneas & Sibyl. This picture was formerly attributed to Cornelis van Poelenburgh, but van Lint painted a number of Italian views of this type to wh ...
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A Landscape With
Classical Ruins Print
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Moucheron conjures up an idyllic vision of the Roman Campagna, based no doubt on drawings made during his visit to Italy. There are strong similarities with ' Shepherd & Shepherdess amidst Ruins' (Dresden) by de Moucheron's master, Jan Asselijn (died 1652). It probably dates from about 1660, shortly after Moucheron's return to Amsterdam. ...
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A Landscape With Cows,
Sheep And Horses By A
Barn
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Potter's style in this work is very close to that of Karel Dujardin as seen, for example, in a painting of 1656 in the National Gallery, ' Farm Animals with a Boy & Herdswoman'. Although Dujardin was the older artist, Potter may well have been the origin ...
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A Landscape With
Horseman, Herders And
Cattle
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The figures & animals in the foreground are silhouetted against a bright sunny sky. The panoramic vista that stretches before them is inspired by the landscape between Nijmegen & Cleves in the eastern part of the Netherlands. Cuyp had visited this are ...
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A Landscape With
Peasants And A Cart
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Isack van Ostade is best known for his winter scenes of peasants on the ice (see 'A Winter Scene' also in the National Gallery's Collection). He also painted a few delicate landscapes, of which this is a rare, dated example. Sadly he died young
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A Landscape With
Tobias And The Angel
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The story is told in the Book of Tobit (6: 1-3). Tobias was sent by his blind father Tobit to collect a debt. He was escorted by the Archangel Raphael & when a fish attacked him as the crossed the river Tigris, Raphael told the boy to kill it & remove ...
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A Landscape With Two
Dead Trees Print
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Wijnants shows the dune landscape close to his native city of Haarlem. The figures are not by Wijnants but are probably the work of his collaborator, Adriaen van de Velde. ...
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A Legend Of Saints
Justus And Clement Of
Volterra
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One of the predella panels for the high altarpiece of S. Giusto alle Mura, just outside Florence, probably painted in 1479. In answer to the prayers of Saints Justus & Clement the granaries of Volterra, then besieged by Vandals, were miraculously repleni ...
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A Lion Hunt Print
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Create your own bespoke print of Peter Paul Rubens’s A Lion Hunt from our collection. About this painting A Lion Hunt, about 1614-15 © The National Gallery, London This painting joined our collection in 1871 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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A Little Girl Rocking
A Cradle Print
£20.000
Maes was a pupil of Rembrandt but abandoned his master's style & subject matter in the early 1650s. By 1654 he was painting small domestic interiors such as this one in a strongly individual style. He continued to paint genre scenes of this type until 1659, after which he confined himself to portraiture. ...
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A Landscape With The Judgement Of Paris

In the story of the Judgement of Paris, which derives from Homer's 'Iliad' (XXIV, 25-30), Paris, was asked at the wedding of Peleus and Thetis to determine who was the fairest of the goddesses Venus, Minerva and Juno. Paris decided in favour of Venus, as
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In the story of the Judgement of Paris, which derives from Homer's ' Iliad' (XXIV, 25-30), Paris, was asked at the wedding of Peleus & Thetis to determine who was the fairest of the goddesses Venus, Minerva & Juno. Paris decided in favour of Venus, as

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Venus - A planet 12104km in diameter and second closest to the sun. Gasses in its atmosphere cause an extreme greenhouse effect.
Favour - Doing a task for another person our of kindness. Also a small gift at a wedding for the guests.

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