cvenard Still Life with Eggs, oil on panel.

69 years ago

zyu Street Scenes in Times of Peace 太平風會圖, handscroll; ink and colors on paper.

696 years ago

wojcvoostsanen Saint Matthias (?) and a Donor (recto); Saint Andrew (verso), oil on panel.

505 years ago

cmonet The Customs House at Varengeville, oil on canvas.

128 years ago

aunknown Man in Black, oil on canvas.

195 years ago

jccazin Tobias and the Angel, oil on canvas.

147 years ago

gabercrombie Owl, oil on panel.

70 years ago

wkentridge Procession Canvas-Diptych, paper collage, charcoal and paint on canvas.

25 years ago

ginness Catskill Mountains, oil on canvas. During the mid-19th century, the Catskill Mountains were America’s premiere tourist site. Inness’s painting of the area depicts a land tamed by human presence. The church, the carefully tended fields, and the hayrick are all finely delineated, reflecting Inness’s early style. The artist’s reverent handling of color and light has been linked to his interest in Swedenborgian spirituality, but it also relates to his love for this particular region.

155 years ago

wamitchell Rack Picture for Dr. Nones, oil on canvas.

146 years ago

rvdweyden Portrait of Jean Gros (recto); Coat of Arms of Jean Gros (verso), oil on panel. This portrait was once part of a diptych. The sitter—identifiable through his coat of arms, personal motto, and initials on the panel's back—is Jean Gros, an administrator to the future duke of Burgundy. His prayerful gaze was originally directed at the other panel depicting Mary and the infant Jesus. Rogier van der Weyden created similar diptychs for the Burgundian court's highest level of patrons.

563 years ago