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This artwork “Jupiter and Thetis” is a small version of the same title and same composition as the large-sized masterwork, that is now in the collection of the Granet...
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 small, jewel-like religious painting was made as a gift for Ingres’s friend Louise Marcotte, who introduced the artist to Delphine Ramel, whom he married in 1852....
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...
“A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies, said Jojen. The man who never reads lives only one.” ― George R.R. Martin, A Dance with Dragons. Félix Armand Heullant,...
Albert Joseph Moore (1841—1893) was a British artist of the Aesthetic movement in late 19th century. With the motto ‘art for art’s sake’ as his oath, Moore’s work seeks...
Specialising in portraits and elegant historical genre scenes, Italian painter Francesco Beda (1840—1900) gained great success and came to the attention of the Habsburg...
The French painter Charles Joshua Chaplin (1825—1891) recreated the romanticism and elegance of 18th century French portraiture. He was also a decorator and painted the...
"But he who dares not grasp the thorn Should never crave the rose." — Anne Brontë. Louis Sparre, Girl in a Pink Dress, 1930, Private collection. Source: Bukowskis
Dutch 17th century painter Karel du Jardin or Dujardin (1626—1678) painted religious and history paintings, genre scenes, portraits, as well as landscapes and...
Édouard Cabane (1857—с.1942) was a pupil of Tony Robert-Fleury and William-Adolphe Bouguereau. Cabane regularly participated in the Salon des Artistes Français,...
At the age of fifteen Eduard Veith (1856—1925) entered the School of Applied Arts of the Austrian Museum of Art and Industry in Vienna where, together with Gustav Klimt,...
Nils Forsberg (1842—1934) became one of the most prominent Swedish artists working in France in the late 19th-century. He worked predominantly as a portrait artist....
During the 1850s, Alfred Stevens (1823—1906) had found his calling in intimate scenes of women in contemporary dress. His paintings were visual 'poems' of the modern...
William Clarke Wontner (1857—1930) was an English portrait painter and a contemporary of John William Godward. Both artists worked in the Neoclassical tradition that was...
A Swiss painter Jean-Étienne Liotard (1702—1789) made this enamel during a visit to Lyon, basing it on one of several portraits of the sovereign he had earlier done in...
Władysław Czachórski (1850—1911) was a Polish painter working in Munich. Each new piece by Czachórski, which came out of his Munich studio, was considered a masterpiece....
John William Waterhouse (1849—1917) presented this painting to the Royal Academy after his election as an Academician. From the 1880s Waterhouse exhibited at the Royal...
British artist John William Waterhouse (1849—1917) seems to have conceived “The Siren” around the same time that he began a similarly sized painting A Mermaid (Royal...
Louis XV, king of France, often called Jean-Baptiste Oudry (1686—1755) to Versailles to paint the royal hounds – in the king's presence. "Monsieur Oudry had acquired...
The painter Nicolas de Largilliere (1656—1746) was the society painter of the 18th century. With his portraits he caught an image of the flourishing society under the...
Carlo Ferranti’s (1840—1908) compositions fall directly into the popular fashion of the day for figurative genre pieces often peopled by elegant figures in period...
In Winterhalter’s 1855 group portrait of the Empress Eugénie and her entourage, the ladies are seated in decorative groupings. Within this larger-than-life sized work,...
German painter Franz Xaver Winterhalter (1806—1873) is best known for his idealised portraits of European and Russian royalty that were influenced by the Rococo and...
Philip Alexius de László (1869—1937) had very strong views as to how his sitters should be attired when he painted them. This is revealed in one of Mr. Fryer’s letters...
Countess Maria Ivanovna Lamsdorff was twenty-four years old when she sat to Winterhalter, who was one of the premiere portraitists of the European nobility. Although...
Pyotr Tchaikovsky's opera “Vakula the Smith” (1874) was dedicated to her memory. She was born as Princess Frederika Charlotte Mariya (1807—1873); known after her...
A portrait of Lady White Todd, née Miss Aline Lefebvre wearing a violet evening gown, white gloves, a pearl choker, necklace and earrings. She is leaning against a large...
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