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- 1. Dulwich Picture Gallery ~Anya, Louis, Zeinab~ Dulwich Picture Gallery houses lots of old master paintings, particularly French, Italian and Spanish Baroque paintings, and British portraits from Tudor times to the 19th century. There are works in there by lots of famous artists including Rembrandt, Gainsborough, Poussin, and Rubens.
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- 4. Rembrandt Girl at a Window 1645
- 5. Reinaldo and Armida - Nicolas Poussin - 1629
- 6. Carlo Dolci - Saint Catherine of Siena - 1665-70
- 7. Thomas Gainsborough - Samuel Linley - 1778
- 8. Sir Thomas Lawrence William Linley 1789
- 9. Jan van Huysum Vase with Flowers 1720
- 10. Jan van Huysum - Still Life - 1724
- 11. British School The Judde Memorial 1560 Joan Cromwell was the wife of William Judde, with whom she is shown in a double portrait dated 1560. Although it appears to be a memorial portrait, with parents mourning a deceased adult son, the inscriptions hint instead at a wedding portrait. They read: "We beholde ower ende," "The worde of God hathe knit us twain and death shall us divide agayne," and "Live to Die; Die to Live Etarnally."
- 12. Parry Walton Still Life Before 1686
- 13. Christ Carried to the Tomb Sisto Badalocchio 1607
- 14. Boats in a Storm Ludolf Bakhuizen 1696 The Boat is sailing into an estuary in order to gain the harbour, although the strong wind has driven it against the line of stakes. Men on shore are pulling on a rope to steady her and other boats are coming to help. The church and burst of blue sky to the right suggests that the scene may have an allegorical meaning concerning man's (or perhaps a nation's) struggle towards salvation. This painting, dated 1696, belongs to the last and most polished phase of the Golden Age of Dutch painting. Viewers today tend to be disturbed by the artfulness of the scene. We expect instantaneous actions and the turbulence of Nature to be rendered with a raw, direct, bold and sketchy touch like the storm scenes of Turner.
- 15. Brawl in a Guard-room Sébastien Bourdon 1640s
Editor's Notes
- Narrative blushing and playing with her necklace?
- Knife in her hand opposite hand seems motherly. The defensive/ caring nature. Angel stopping the woman.
- Dolci was the leading Florentine painter of the 17th century works are highly detailed and small in scale. Saint Catherine pf Siena was a 14th century Christian mystic devoted herself to the care of the sick and needy, was thought to have an acute awareness of human suffering Christ appeared to her in a vision, offered her the choice of two crowns, gold /thorns. her choice shows she's humble, wouldn’t boast/ care about materialistic things crying for humanity / blessing to see christ
- Samuel was musically talented, performed on the stage joined the Navy in 1778 died during his first voyage Wearing shipman uniform. painted in a sketchier way gallery - bombarded with finished refined pieces drawn to the face first. less than an hour to execute hair is grey, wise
- William linley was the youngest of the linleys, he was a performer then became a writer for the stage
- attention to detail. most famous Dutch still-life painter of the 18th century Paint is applied with delicate brushes some might have only had a single hair water droplet and nest realistic Strong contrasts of light and dark suggest space and depth. Colour range is subdued gothic colours. Flowers growing, nest growth, cycle of life
- Naturalistic and vibrant
- Memento mori skull depicting a corpse – innovative Accepting inevitability of death touching the skull Ghastly atmosphere