#flanders
Rembrandt - A Young Woman Sleeping
c. 1654
Brush and brown wash, some white mixed into some parts of the wash
British museum, London
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Detail of the artist’s signature from Still Life with a Tart and Roast Chicken,Clara Peeters, ca. 1610-15.
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EYCK, Jan van
Small Triptych (central panel)
c. 1437
Oil on oak, 27,5 x 21,5 cm
Gemäldegalerie, Dresden
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Cornelis Troost - Harlequin, Magician and Barber: the Deceived Rivals
1738
Pastel and brush in gouache on paper
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Hendrick van Steenwyck the Younger - Interior with the liberation of Saint Peter
1619
oil on panel
Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum, Braunschweig
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Karel Dujardin- Boy Blowing Soap Bubbles.Allegory on the Transitoriness and the Brevity of Life.
1668
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Jan van Kessel - A Cockchafer, Beetle, Woodlice and other Insects, with a Sprig of Auricula
early 1650s
oil on copper
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
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The two pictures above were featured in an article about modern genius inventions.
Pretty sure the Simpsons had it right in nineteen ninety fucking four (1994)!
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Grimani Breviary: The Month of December
Flemish Minaturist
1490-1510
Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana, Venice, Italy
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In 1793, Republican French forces lost to coalition troops at the Second Battle of Neerwinden, part of the Flanders Campaign. But the French recovered and ended the campaign with a resounding vi-diddly-ictory.
Portrait of Flemish-Portuguese physician and antiquarian Luís Nunes (1553–1645) — Peter Paul Rubens, c. 1627 (National Gallery, London)
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