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When art conservators in the United Kingdom were cleaning a 17th-century Dutch seascape, they found a surprise: an image of a beached whale that had been hidden for at least 150 years. Until ...
Conservation Uncovers Beached Whale in 17th Century Dutch Landscape Painting Detail of Hendrick van Anthonissen, View of Scheveningen Sands (circa 1641) before and after conservation. Courtesy the ...
Kimbell exhibition showcases the Dutch Golden Age of the 17th century 125 works on loan from Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts include portraits, landscapes, still lifes and scenes of everyday life ...
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This 17th-Century Dutch Painting Was Rescued From a Dusty Barn Attic in Connecticut. It Just Sold for More Than $7 Million - MSNThis 17th-Century Dutch Painting Was Rescued From a Dusty Barn Attic in Connecticut. ... rather than the true portrayal of its native landscape,” according to Sotheby’s.
THERE'S a good reason the painting that won the $25,000 Wynne Prize for an Australian landscape might look familiar: the canvas is strikingly similar to another by a 17th-century Dutch master.
“The most important 17th-century painters from Holland were Vermeer, Rembrandt and then Frans Hals—who Dutch people don’t know was born in Antwerp and went after the fall of Antwerp with his ...
A new museum in a 17th-century canal house brings together fantastical taxidermy and natural history objects in an eclectic ...
Repping your hood is at least as old as 17th-century Netherlands, according to a new book by an art historian. University of Kansas professor Linda Stone-Ferrier’s new book, “The Little Street ...
Judith Leyster was a well-regarded artist in Holland, known for candid paintings of average people Currier Museum acquires rare 17th century painting by Dutch artist ‘lost to history’ | New ...
Painted in 1666, "View of Olinda, Brazil, With Ruins of the Jesuit Church" is a masterpiece by Frans Post, one of the first European-trained artists to depict the landscapes of Dutch Brazil ...
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