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Tile with Composite Flowers and Saz Leaves
Tile with Composite Flowers and Saz Leaves
Production of ceramic tiles and vessels reached a peak under Ottoman court patronage in the sixteenth century. The court studio provided designs to semi-autonomous workshops in Izn...
painting (oil): ["Peasants Fleeing"] aka ["Witchcraft"]
painting (oil): ["Peasants Fleeing"] aka ["Witchcraft"]
"May have been a section of a larger painting; subject relating to witchcraft. Unsigned." [Register] "It is painted in grisaille and appears, from the way the panel is cut, to be t...
The Argonauts Leaving Colchis
The Argonauts Leaving Colchis
This small panel was part of the decoration of a cassone or wedding chest. According to an old description, the chest had three scenes on the front divided by small columns. This i...
painting (oil): ["A Peasant Carrying a Pole"]
painting (oil): ["A Peasant Carrying a Pole"]
In the foreground is a man carrying a long pole over his left shoulder. He wears a blue hat and brown coat and black trousers with gaiters. His mouth is open as if he was calling o...
Patterns of Encaustic Tile, Geometrical Mosaic and Plain Tile Pavements...
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The Virgin and Child enthroned with Saints Dominic and Martin, and two angels
The Virgin and Child enthroned with Saints Dominic and Martin, and two angels
This panel of the Virgin and Child is the oldest painting in the Thyssen-Bornemisza collection. Its attribution to the Master of the Magdalen was made by Evelyn Sandberg-Vavalà and...
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George Catlin, Buffalo Hunt Chase (1844)
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“Literary Intercourse”: Charlotte Brontë, George Henry Lewes, and George Eliot
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