Jan (Johannes) Sadeler I
Genesis 5
Engraving
16th - 17th century
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Museo del Prado: Vermeer and the Dutch Interior
The aim of Vermeer and the Dutch Interior is to contribute to a better understanding of the art of Vermeer, by analysing his paintings of domestic life in relation to works of the same genre by his contemporaries. Previous major exhibitions devot...
National Gallery: Vermeer and the Delft School
One of the most talented painters active in Delft around 1650 was Carel
Fabritius. He was born in 1622 and worked in Rembrandt's studio in
Amsterdam from 1641 to 1643 when he returned to his native
Midden-Beemster. He settled in Delft aro...
Metropolitan Museum of Art: Vermeer and the Delft School
The exhibition has been organized by The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New
York, in collaboration with The National Gallery, London.
Philippe de Montebello,...
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen: Senses and Sins: Painters of Everyday Life in the Seventeenth Century
The 82 paintings comprising the exhibition are by 22 artists and come from numerous museums in the Netherlands and other countries. Each and every one of these artists specialized in specific subjects, and many of them depicted lively, bucolic, re...
Cape Museum of Fine Arts: Robert Roark: Master of Light and Realism
A Mississippi native, Roark received his formal training at the Art Students League in New York City, the National Academy of Design, and the Cape Cod School of Art, where he studied with such noted a...
Centraal Museum: Utrecht's Golden Age: Caravaggists and Italianists from Dutch Collections
Blankert, who began his career as a curator at the
Centraal Museum in 1962 and subsequently achieved
renown as one of the world1s leading Rembrandt and
Vermeer specialists, chose a selection of key works from
Dutch museum and private collectio...
Rijksmuseum: The Glory of the Golden Age
To mark its bicentenary, from 15 April 2000 the Rijksmuseum will
present a survey of Dutch art in the 17th century through a range of
masterpieces. On the upper floor of the m...
Karin Weber Gallery: The Virtue of Tranquil Beauty: Xue Mo
Variously described as indicative of "Renaissance", "Chinese Vermeer" and "Medici-like", Xue Mo's paintings evoke a timeless elegance, a return to
pure‚ painting, and by turn, a contemporary interpretation of formalism. Graduating in 1991 with a ...
Metropolitan Museum of Art: The Still Lifes of Evaristo Baschenis: The Music of Silence
Among them is Baschenis's
masterpiece, a triptych done for the Agliardi family of Bergamo, which includes
portraits of the family and a self-portrait of the ar...
Guggenheim Museum, SoHo: Sugimoto: Portraits
The exhibition was organized by Nancy Spector, Curator of Contemporary Art, and Tracey Bashkoff, Assistant Curator, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York.
The works presented in Sugimoto: Portraits were created as part of Deutsche Guggenheim B...
Gallery of Photography: Architectural Optics: Total Transformation of a Gallery
The camera obscura is based on the scientific principle that light passing
through an aperture or pinhole into a darkened room will project an
inverted image opposite the aperture. This optical phenomenon was known
since ancient times. It was e...
Mississippi Art Pavilion: The Glory of Baroque Dresden
Among the highlights of the exhibition are Johann Vermeer’s “The Procuress” and the 41-carat “Dresden Green Diamond.” Other artworks include twenty-seven Old Masters paintings by Rembrandt, Rubens, Titian, van Dyck, Veronese, Tintoretto, and Mant...
Hayward Gallery: Malcolm Morley: In Full Color
Malcolm Morley was born in 1931 in North
London. As a child he developed a passion for
model aeroplanes and boats, and at 15 ran
away to sea. Following a disrupted and troubled
adolescence he discovered a talent and a
passion f...
Tate Britian: Drawing Materials and Techniques: Works on Paper from the Oppe Collection 1700-1850
Rather than placing emphasis on the artist, or the subject and content of the drawings, the
exhibition looks closely at the materials and techniques used to create them. Most works
in the exhibition will be on display for t...
John Natsoulas Gallery: Pat Mahony and Frank Damian: June 2005 Landscape Art Exhibition
No longer considered to be a mid-career artist, Pat Mahony is now an established and well-known painter. Twenty-five years ago her architectural buildings and storefronts gave her international acclaim. For the last fifteen years she has been pr...
ConTEMPORARY Museum: Rembrandt 2000
The Night Watch and Rembrandts other works are the inspiration behind the exceptional exhibition
REMBRANDT 2000. Not just because the talented millers son from Leiden made the single most important
artistic contribution ...
OAKLAND MUSEUM OF CALIFORNIA: California Classic: Realist Paintings by Robert Bechtle
The artworks in the exhibition, ranging in size from the dimensions of a piece of notebook paper to the eight-foot-long‚ 60 T-Bird, are created in oils, watercolor, pencil or charcoal. Typically, a Bechtle composition includes a foreground of asph...
Kunsthaus Bregenz: Gary Hume: The Bird Had a Yellow Beak
In the eighties, Gary Hume (born in 1962 in Kent, England) became a star of the Young British Art movement virtually overnight with his "Doors" series. The series comprises some 50 works to date. The Kunsthaus Bregenz shows a representative select...
J. Paul Getty Center: Dutch Drawings of the Golden Age
Dutch Drawings of the Golden Age is presented in conjunction with the Getty Museum’s
exhibition The Sacred Spaces of Pieter Saenredam, on view through July 7, which focuses on the
...
National Gallery of Art: The Impressionists at Argenteuil
The dazzling, lyrical paintings that make up this exhibition reflect the richness of the impressionists'
responses to the Argenteuil site and the complex dialogue that developed among them as they studied...
Cleveland Museum of Art: Janna Dekker and Jan van Leeuwen Photographs: Contemporary Dutch Still Lifes
Janna Dekker and Jan van Leeuwen have much in common. Both are
contemporary
photographers living and working in the Netherlands. Both have come to
prominence in the past decade. Both are well known as portrait
photographers. Both make still li...
Galeria Venezuela, General Consulate of Venezuala: Artistic Fusion: Valerie Craig, Kim Davolos, Cyril Donkor, Sandi Lovitz, Kyle Margiotta, Steve Oliver
Frank Bruno is an award-winning artist and teacher. A graduate of The York Academy of Arts, York, PA and he attended Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY. Bruno who teaches art marketing for the serious artist has won several awards in the Annual Manhat...
Peabody Essex Museum: FRANK BENSON: AMERICAN IMPRESSIONIST
Benson's virtuosity with light in all its manifestations will be the focus of a major exhibition opening at
the Peabody Essex Museum September 29, 2000. Frank Benson: American Impressionist, will
...
Guggenheim Museum: Kunsthistorisches Museum, State Hermitage Museum, and Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation Sign Tri-Lateral Agreement in Vienna for the Development of Long- Term Collaborative Programs
The tri-lateral agreement will establish a new level of international collaboration. The broad
strategic objectives of the alliance are: to expand international cultural relations; to make each
museum's collections accessible to broader audienc...
Further Artwork and Information:
About Vermeer Art
Johannes Vermeer, Delft Artists & Patrons, Delft Blue, Vincent van Gogh,
Essential Vermeer
WebMuseum: Vermeer, Jan
Vermeer in Washington
About Vermeer Art
Amazon.com: Books: Johannes Vermeer
Jan Vermeer Online
Johannes Vermeer Screen Saver
National Gallery of Art | Johannes Vermeer | in-depth feature
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