The 165 Artworks of media Oak and containing the word johannes moreelse, oak, baroque, 1650

Yrsselius was originally a sepulchral tablet accompanied by an epitaph which does not survive today. The tablet was originally placed by the abbot’s grave in the church of the St.Michael’s Abbey. A few years prior to his death the abbot gave the church an altarpiece for the high altar, featuring a R...

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This jewel-like painting was one of several executed by leading artists for the private chapel of Queen Anne of Austria (1601–1666), the widowed wife of France’s Louis XIII and mother of Louis XIV. A founding member of the academy, Champaigne established a key model for French classicism with a rich...

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A decisive moment in the history of European painting was when during the sixteenth century artists first dared to paint pictures with no /

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This panel was probably painted shortly after Rubens returned to Antwerp from Rome, where he had become one of the leading masters of the Early Baroque movement. The motif of a roughly handled dove (symbol of the Holy Spirit) is found in several contemporary Italian works and refers to Christ’s ulti...

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This cloak pin or fibula demonstrates a technique in which Etruscan goldsmiths were consummate masters: granulation. The curve of the pin is covered with tiny particles of /

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