Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn, Return of the Prodigal Son, c. 1668, State Hermitage Museum @hermitage_museum
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This portrait of Louise de Kéroualle, Duchess of Portsmouth was painted in Paris during a visit by the duchess in the first half of 1682. The child is shown presenting...
This still life shows the painter's desire to go beyond the sumptuousness of many similar Dutch Baroque compositions, in favour of a depiction that induces a slow and...
Egyptian queen, famous in history for her beauty and intellect and as the lover of Julius Caesar and later as the wife of Mark Antony. Cleopatra (c. 69 BC—30 BC). Her...
The Old Testament tells of the shepherd boy, David, who felled a seemingly invincible adversary, Goliath, by slinging a stone that struck the giant on the forehead....
With their touching cheeks and physical connection, the figures display the most tender and heartfelt gesture of love ♥️ The Virgin is seated on a stone bench holding...
Against a deep red background, the Archduke Albert of Austria turns towards us with a direct but gentle gaze. His left hand is on the pommel of his sword but his pose is...
One of the most iconic of English Jacobean painters, William Larkin (c. 1585—1619) was renowned for his shimmering portraits of members of the court of James I of...
This 17th century Spanish floral still-life stands out for its dramatic lighting and for the detailed description of each object. The author of the painting is not...
The group of men who have recently lost their friend Jesus Christ are in grief. But he returned. He is sitting at the table with them, sharing the dinner. How long is he...
The composition of this still life is both sumptuous and inventive. German painter Abraham Mignon (1640—1679) set the roemer, the green glass at the left, upside down....
A Dutch Golden Age painter of still lifes Pieter Claesz stimulates the senses, encouraging his viewer to savour the sweet berries, tart currants and mild cheese...
Jan Weenix (c. 1641?–1719) was a celebrated Amsterdam still-life painter. Likely destined for a townhouse, this decorative painting evokes the bounty of the hunt on a...
Jan van Huysum (1682—1749) lived in Amsterdam, the centre of culture, trade and scientific exploration – especially in horticulture. He had access to the main plant...
In this portrait, the widow Catherine-Thérèse, Marquise de Seignelay (1662—1699) and two of her five sons are shown as characters from Greek and Roman mythology. The...
Dutch 17th century painter Karel du Jardin or Dujardin (1626—1678) painted religious and history paintings, genre scenes, portraits, as well as landscapes and...
Jan Davidsz. de Heem (1606–1683/1684) grew up in Utrecht, where he was apprenticed to floral still-life artist Balthasar van der Ast. He moved to Antwerp after 1631 and...
The majority of Daniel Seghers’s (1590—1661) extant pictures are garland paintings surrounding religious images executed in collaboration with other artists. By...
Jacob de Gheyn II (1565—1629), a painter from The Hague, may have been the first Dutch master to paint a still-life of only flowers, shortly after 1600. The painting...
The importance of the work having been painted in Antwerp, circa 1650s, is understandable only through the history of the city itself. By the sixteenth century Antwerp...
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