The Louvre Fifty Plates in Colour
The Louvre Fifty Plates in Colour
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2371), a typical example of the " niche " portrait which became so popular, and a large Isaac blessing Jacob (No. 2370), which vividly recalls his small canvas in the Dulwich College Gallery that in less critical days passed as a Rembrandt. G. Van den Eeckhout (1621-1674) in his picture (No. 2364) shows his dependence on Rembrandt ; and Cornells Drost's repulsive Bathsheba (No. 2359a) has no claim to be regarded as a ^^fort bonne peiniure" as a French critic has thought fit to term it. VAN DER ...HELST Bartholomeus van der Heist (1612-1670), a native of Haarlem, who painted under the early Dutch master, Nicholas Elias, surnamed Pickenoy, and subsequently worked at Amsterdam, has fully signed his Shooting Prize (No. 2394, Plate XXXI. ), which is dated 1653. It has been regarded as a replica on a very reduced scale of The Oncers of the Brotherhood of St. Sebastian at Amsterdam, in the Amsterdam Gallery, which, curiously enough, bears the date 1657, and is also signed on a slate. Pieter van der Faes, who is better known as Sir Peter Lely 206 THE LOUVRE (1618-1680), after painting at Haarlem in the school of Pieter de Grebber, went to England in 1641.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2371), a typical example of the " niche " portrait which became so popular, and a large Isaac blessing Jacob (No. 2370), which vividly recalls his small canvas in the Dulwich College Gallery that in less critical days passed as a Rembrandt. G. Van den Eeckhout (1621-1674) in his picture (No. 2364) shows his dependence on Rembrandt ; and Cornells Drost's repulsive Bathsheba (No. 2359a) has no claim to be regarded as a ^^fort bonne peiniure" as a French critic has thought fit to term it. VAN DER ...HELST Bartholomeus van der Heist (1612-1670), a native of Haarlem, who painted under the early Dutch master, Nicholas Elias, surnamed Pickenoy, and subsequently worked at Amsterdam, has fully signed his Shooting Prize (No. 2394, Plate XXXI. ), which is dated 1653. It has been regarded as a replica on a very reduced scale of The Oncers of the Brotherhood of St. Sebastian at Amsterdam, in the Amsterdam Gallery, which, curiously enough, bears the date 1657, and is also signed on a slate. Pieter van der Faes, who is better known as Sir Peter Lely 206 THE LOUVRE (1618-1680), after painting at Haarlem in the school of Pieter de Grebber, went to England in 1641.
What to read after The Louvre Fifty Plates in Colour?
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