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1 octobre 2020

Exhibition shows how people's view of nature has changed through the ages

Exhibition shows how people's view of nature has changed through the ages
Claude Lorrain, Landscape with Argus Guarding lo, ca 1644/45. Photo credit: Harry Cory Right/By permission of the Earl of Leicester and the Trustees of the Holkham Estate. STOCKHOLM .- This autumn's exhibition at Nationalmuseum opened on 17 September...
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18 mars 2020

Burglary at Christ Church Picture Gallery

Burglary at Christ Church Picture Gallery
OXFORD .- At around 11pm yesterday (14/3) offenders broke into Christ Church Picture Gallery in St Aldates. Three high value paintings were stolen in the burglary: Annibale Carracci, 'A Boy Drinking,' c. 1580. Antony Van Dyck, 'A Soldier on Horseback,'...
4 septembre 2018

The Ashmolean's autumn exhibition explores the history of a fascinating cultural phenomenon: Magic

The Ashmolean's autumn exhibition explores the history of a fascinating cultural phenomenon: Magic
Spellbound: Magic, Ritual and Witchcraft OXFORD .- The Ashmolean ’s autumn exhibition explores the history of a fascinating cultural phenomenon – magic. SPELLBOUND displays 180 objects from 12th-century Europe to newly commissioned contemporary artworks....
2 juin 2014

Discovering the Salvator Rosa engraver at National Institute for Graphics, Rome

Discovering the Salvator Rosa engraver at National Institute for Graphics, Rome
Il Genio di Salvator Rosa (sanguigna su cartone) - The Genius of Salvator Rosa (sanguine on cardboard). National Institute for Graphics, Rome - until 29 June 2014. Slightly less than one hundred etchings, various matrices and three drawings, but also...
21 janvier 2014

Prado Museum analyses the rise, evolution and decline of the subject of the "Furias"

Prado Museum analyses the rise, evolution and decline of the subject of the "Furias"
Prometheus Bound, Peter Paul Rubens and Frans Snyders, Oil on canvas, 242.6 x 209.5 cm, c. 1611. Philadelphia Museum of Art MADRID.- The “Furias”. From Titian to Ribera offers an in-depth analysis of the Renaissance and Baroque’s interpretation of antiquity...
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