We begin today with Jacobina Copland, by Henry Raeburn, circa 1794-98.
General Foy is an 1825 portrait by Horace Vernet.
At Fontainebleu, Sand And Oaks In The Sun is by Camille Corot, dating to the 1840s.
Here we see The Old Park At Saint-Cloud, circa 1831-32, by Theodore Rousseau.
Another painting by J.M.W. Turner. Mercury And Argus dates to 1836, using mythology as its subject.
Two wider views of these gallery spaces.
I finish today with The Salutation Of Beatrice, by Dante Rossetti, painted in 1859-63, using the story by the poet Dante as its inspiration.
She has a nice gaze, the woman in white.
ReplyDeleteShe does.
DeleteAnd thank you for this time with the great art. I'm following your election. I hope it goes well. Hello Aloha!
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping for the best tonight.
DeleteVery elegant paintings
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DeleteLovely paintings! Take care, have a wonderful week.
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Delete...the frame on Sand And Oaks In The Sun is over the top.
ReplyDeleteIt is ornate.
DeleteI like the landscapes.
ReplyDeleteMe too.
DeleteThose galleries are so beautiful, William.
ReplyDeleteYes they are.
Deletewonderful variety of art works ~ thanks,
ReplyDeleteWishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
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aka (A Creative Harbor)
You're welcome.
DeleteA fine series of late 18th and early 19th Century paintings. I especially like the portraits.
ReplyDeleteThey're good.
DeleteAmazing portraits, so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
DeleteNice series, especially the landscapes.
ReplyDeleteThat seems the consensus.
DeleteI like the colours of the walls, they don't detract from the artwork
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