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The village of Arleux is close to Arras & Douai in north-east France. In the Spring of 1871 Corot left Paris & the upheaval of the Commune to stay with his friend & biographer Alfred Robaut at Douai. In June & July they rented a cottage at Arleux, where he painted a number of views. In the foreground of this atmospheric landscape the paint has been scratched with the wrong end of the brush. ...
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Create your own bespoke print of George Stubbs’s The Milbanke & Melbourne Families from our collection. About this painting The Milbanke & Melbourne Families, about 1769 © The National Gallery, London This painting joined our collection in 1975 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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Saint Mark descends from heaven to save a slave from torture who had disobeyed his master in order to venerate the saint's relics. This is a sketch copy of ' The Miracle of Saint Mark' painted by Tintoretto for the Scuola Grande di San Marco (now Venice, ...
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The Mass Of Saint Hubert: Right Hand Shutter

Saint Hubert (about 656 - 727) was first Bishop of Liège. The painting shows an angel appearing with a stole for him during his consecration as bishop. Behind him is a deacon with the saint's mitre and crozier. On the altar is a gilded altarpiece showing God the Father flanked by Saints Peter and Paul. The dog in the foreground was probably included because Saint Hubert was regarded as a protector against rabies. With the 'The Conversion of Saint Hubert' this painting by a Cologne artist was one of the inside shutters of an altarpiece from the Benedictine abbey at Werden, near Essen. The outside shutters, depicting various saints are also in the Collection.
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Saint Hubert (about 656
- 727) was first Bishop of Liège. The painting shows an angel appearing with a stole for him during his consecration as bishop. Behind him is a deacon with the saint's mitre & crozier. On the altar is a gilded altarpiece showing God the Father flanked by Saints Peter & Paul. The dog in the foreground was probably included because Saint Hubert was regarded as a protector against rabies. With the ' The Conversion of Saint Hubert' this painting by a Cologne artist was one of the inside shutters of an altarpiece from the Benedictine abbey at Werden, near Essen. The outside shutters, depicting various saints are also in the Collection.

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