The 813 Artworks of media Copper and containing the word tiffany chung, copper

Jeongol naembi is used to cook jeongol stew. It is also called jeonripgwa, and resembles an inverted jeonrip hat with a round crown and a wide brim. These pots are made of cast iron, and the center is concave for boiling stew. The center is surrounded by a wide rim on which meat can be roasted. Acco...

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Juan Francisco de Aguilera is considered one of the most influential painters of the second decade of the eighteenth century in New Spain. His ability to capture fleeting effects of light and atmosphere heralded a major stylistic change that would mark the next generation of painters. This small pai...

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Saraceni probably painted this oil on copper soon after his arrival in Rome from Venice around 1598 and in response specifically to Francesco Bassano’s altarpiece representing this subject in the Roman Church of the Gesù. The influence of Venetian artists remains strong in terms of composition, but ...

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Four carved wooden legs support a coffee table on which rests a gilded four-story copper tower. In a pavilion on the top level, two dancing figures are holding a closed scroll. When the clock strikes, they move apart so that the scroll is opened. The four characters on it may be translated to read /

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Some fruit is set out on a marble tabletop. There are plums, grapes and berries. The main role is given to the peach, on which there is a small white butterfly. An ant is crawling over the soft skin of the fruit. This small painting belongs with a flower still-life of the same dimensions. Van Huysum...

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A student of Francesco Albani, Cignani retained the Bolognese classicist’s line and bright palette, and inflected them with the delicate, human aspect readily apparent in this depiction of Charity. Perhaps because the subject was so well suited to Cignani, this composition is known in multiple versi...

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This early Italian example of an oil on copper shows the Virgin bestowing the scapular—a small piece of cloth symbolic of the yoke of Christ—on Saint Simon Stock, an English Carmelite monk who allegedly had a vision of this occurrence. Two donors kneel in the left middle distance with Saint Anthony ...

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The sitter (1808-?) was the son of Joseph Delaplaine, a Philadelphia publisher, and Jane Ann Livingston. Birch's portrait is based on Thomas Sully's of 1807 (location unknown).

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The literary reference for the subject depicted on this early example of Flemish oil on copper was the classical author Virgil’s Aeneid. The infernal “hell landscape” was inspired by paintings executed by the artist’s father, Jan Brueghel the Elder, who in turn had looked back to Hieronymus Bosch.

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A shepherd seems to guide his flock of inquisitive sheep from the Italian countryside into the gallery. Castiglione painted historical and religious subjects, such as the Ecstasy of Saint Francis, hung in the adjacent gallery, but his exploration of landscape and animals such as this were particular...

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