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The Blessed Gabriele kneels & sees a vision of the Virgin & Child. The church, right, is San Francesco ad Alto, Ancona. The Blessed Gabriele was the Superior of this Franciscan convent, & was a member of the noble Anconese family of Ferretti. He die ...
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The picture is presumably part of a cupboard (?) door, with what appears to be a hinge mark on the left. The story represented refers to the origin of the Dominican habit, the Virgin appearing with the habit to the Blessed Reginald of Orleans (left) & t ...
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The scene shows the visit made by the Virgin Mary to her elder cousin Elizabeth, who is pregnant with her son John the Baptist. This episode is described in the New Testament (Luke 1: 36-56), & immediately follows the visit to Mary of the angel announci ...
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Just after the Annunciation, the Virgin Mary visited her cousin Saint Elizabeth, who was also expecting a child. He was to be Saint John the Baptist. The figure in the background is probably Saint Zacharias or Saint Joseph. This work & ' The Flight into Egypt', by the same workshop, are from the same altarpiece. ...
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Saintry, near Corbeil, is about twenty miles from Paris. While Corot was attending a family celebration there in May 1873 he painted a view which he then used as a reference for this 'souvenir' which he painted a year later. Corot's 'souvenirs' were reminiscences of particular places, sometimes based on sketches made on the spot, as in this example, or compositions invented in the studio. ...
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In the background at the right is an inn with the sign of a jug & compasses. The figures in the foreground play a hurdy-gurdy & a fiddle. The composition appears to be derived from the work of the 17th-century Dutch artist Adriaen van Ostade & the s ...
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The French title is Chardin's; La Fontaine refers to the prominent copper cistern. There are several versions of the design, including a painting dated 1733 (Nationalmuseum, Stockholm), which was exhibited at the Salon, possibly in 1734. Chardin often exhibited at the Salon paintings done many years previously. One version of ' The Water Cistern' was probably exhibited at the Salon of 1773. ...
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The mosaic is an imitation of a medieval work. ...
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This poster print features Claude-Oscar Monet's The Water-Lily Pond. In 1883 Monet moved from the north-west of Paris to Giverny where he lived until his death. Adjacent to his property was a small pond which he acquired in 1893, where he created a water garden with an arched bridge in the Japanese style. The simple design of this painting with the close-up view of the bridge was repeated in several other canvases. The fresh greens of the foliage evoke an early summer's day. About this painting The Water Lily Pond, 1899 Oil on canvas, 88.3 x 93.1 cm © The National Gallery, 1927 This poster displays the artist's name & the National Gallery logo at the bottom. ...
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Create your own bespoke print of Claude Monet’s The Water-Lily Pond from our collection. About this painting The Water-Lily Pond, 1899 © The National Gallery, London This painting joined our collection in 1927 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 Walk To Emmaus Print

After the Crucifixion, two of Christ's disciples set out for Emmaus. They were joined by Christ himself, disguised as a pilgrim, who explained the prophecies concerning his death and resurrection. It was not until they broke bread together at an inn in Emmaus that the disciples recognised the risen Christ (Luke 24: 13-29). A goldfinch in the foreground probably symbolises Christ's Passion. The painting, which reveals the influence of Michelangelo, is datable after Orsi's trip to Rome (and probably to the period about 1565-75).
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After the Crucifixion, two of Christ's disciples set out for Emmaus. They were joined by Christ himself, disguised as a pilgrim, who explained the prophecies concerning his death & resurrection. It was not until they broke bread together at an inn in Emmaus that the disciples recognised the risen Christ (Luke 24: 13-29). A goldfinch in the foreground probably symbolises Christ's Passion. The painting, which reveals the influence of Michelangelo, is datable after Orsi's trip to Rome (and probably to the period about 1565-75).

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