One last painting before departing from the Baroque Room. Christ And The Woman Of Samaria is a 1647 painting by Guercino.
Here we have a darker sort of subject: The Death Of Sapphira dates to 1599-1603, and is by Christoforo Roncalli.
Rubens painted Head Of An Old Woman around 1615, as reference for other paintings.
The Entombment is by Rubens, circa 1612-14.
And this is Stormy Landscape by Rubens, dating to 1635-36
I close out today with this work by Anthony Van Dyck, titled Let The Children Come To Me, dating back to 1618-20.
Head Of An Old Woman is my favorite
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DeleteI find these old paintings rather depressive, but it's good that they exist, just to know how people were dressed at that time !
ReplyDeleteTrue.
DeleteVery powerful paintings.
ReplyDeleteThey are.
DeleteBeautiful paintings! Take care, enjoy your day!
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Delete...an important part of art history.
ReplyDeleteIndeed.
DeleteRubens Head of an Old Woman is a typical Rubens.
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DeleteI like the old woman, but the scenes don’t do it for me.
ReplyDeleteAnd that's okay
DeleteIt is amazing that these paintings have lasted so long. I guess they were in homes of high society.
ReplyDeleteThey were well taken care of .
DeleteThank you... Hug
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DeleteInternational art has really found a place in collections around the world.
ReplyDeleteIt has.
DeleteI LOVE that Rubens portrait. What a personality-filled face!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely.
DeleteWhat a great portrait of that old woman.
ReplyDeleteLots of personality.
DeleteThe realism is astounding
ReplyDeleteIndeed.
DeleteBuenos cuadros, de autores de mucho prestigio en todo el mundo.
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DeleteThe paintings are beautiful. Wonderful art indeed!
ReplyDeleteVery much so.
DeleteNice to see these paintings.
ReplyDeleteI particularly like the first painting, 'Christ And The Woman Of Samaria'
All the best Jan
Me too.
DeleteDivine art work ~
ReplyDeleteWishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
A Shutterbug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Thank you.
DeleteAll very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIndeed.
DeleteI sort of find them disturbing, being a lapsed church goer. Such harm done in the name of religion. sorry. I shouldn't be so negative. Too much time on Twitter!
ReplyDeleteI can understand.
DeleteI like the Stormy Landscape.
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