Portraits Christian Brentano; Clemens Brentano in his study

Faithful image of the pilgrim Clemens Brentano, as he meticulously hears Catherine’s visions and writes them down with the greatest fidelity. From: Wegener, Thomas, Anna Katharina ...

In addition to the interiors that he painted throughout the 1650s, Nicolas Maes also executed portraits, dedicating himself exclusively to this genre from 1660. He worked in variou...

In addition to the interiors that he painted throughout the 1650s, Nicolas Maes also executed portraits, dedicating himself exclusively to this genre from 1660. He worked in variou...

Portraiture constituted an important area within Cranach’s oeuvre as it was part of his repertoire from the outset of his career, increasing in terms of number of works from the ti...

Portrait of a man in a black top hat. He also wears a brown jacket and a black waistcoat. He is holding papers in both hands. Stamp at bottom left of page reads 'Bristol Paper' aro...

This portrait of an unidentified female sitter can be dated to between 1609 and 1610 when Rubens was established in Antwerp following his return from Italy in 1608. The year 1609 s...

The present portrait dates from the period when Van Dyck was based in Antwerp from 1627 to 1632, between his trip to Italy and his second, final trip to England. Among all the genr...

During the 16th century portraiture was the leading genre in England and almost the only one to which artists could devote themselves following the events of the early 1530s, the c...