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On the back of the left image is written with a pencil at the top: Gottfrid’s mother [?]. At the hem stands with ink: 18 1/2 years old.
On the back of the right-hand picture is written with pencil at the top: Gottfrid’s grandmother and grandfather. In th
On the back of the left image is written with a pencil at the top: Gottfrid’s mother [?]. At the hem stands with ink: 18 1/2 years old.
On the back of the right-hand picture is written with pencil at the top: Gottfrid’s grandmother and grandfather. In th
On the back of the left image is written with a pencil at the top: Gottfrid’s mother [?]. At the hem stands with ink: 18 1/2 years old.
On the back of the right-hand picture is wr...
On the back of the left image is written with a pencil at the top: Gottfrid’s mother [?]. At the hem stands with ink: 18 1/2 years old.
On the back of the right-hand picture is written with pencil at the top: Gottfrid’s grandmother and grandfather. In th
On the back of the left image is written with a pencil at the top: Gottfrid’s mother [?]. At the hem stands with ink: 18 1/2 years old.
On the back of the right-hand picture is written with pencil at the top: Gottfrid’s grandmother and grandfather. In th
On the back of the left image is written with a pencil at the top: Gottfrid’s mother [?]. At the hem stands with ink: 18 1/2 years old.
On the back of the right-hand picture is wr...
The Mother of God of Trakai
The Mother of God of Trakai
It is one of the oldest easel paintings in Lithuania, closely linked to Vytautas, the Grand Duke of Lithuania (reigning 1401-1430), and early Christianisation in Lithuania. Up unti...
The Naughty Drummer
The Naughty Drummer
Nicolaes Maes initiated his artistic studies in his native city and completed his training in Rembrandt’s studio where he worked from the late 1640s until 1653. From his early year...
Mother and Child
Mother and Child
Renoir once quipped that had God not created the female breast, he might never have become an artist. Indeed, the full, womanly bosom figures prominently in Renoir's loving portray...