Wednesday, April 26, 2023

Woman Of Samaria

 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.

40 comments:

  1. Head Of An Old Woman is my favorite

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  2. I find these old paintings rather depressive, but it's good that they exist, just to know how people were dressed at that time !

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  3. Beautiful paintings! Take care, enjoy your day!

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  4. ...an important part of art history.

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  5. Rubens Head of an Old Woman is a typical Rubens.

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  6. I like the old woman, but the scenes don’t do it for me.

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  7. It is amazing that these paintings have lasted so long. I guess they were in homes of high society.

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  8. International art has really found a place in collections around the world.

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  9. I LOVE that Rubens portrait. What a personality-filled face!

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  10. What a great portrait of that old woman.

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  11. Buenos cuadros, de autores de mucho prestigio en todo el mundo.

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  12. The paintings are beautiful. Wonderful art indeed!

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  13. Nice to see these paintings.
    I particularly like the first painting, 'Christ And The Woman Of Samaria'

    All the best Jan

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  14. Divine art work ~

    Wishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
    A Shutterbug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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  15. I 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!

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