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Workshop Of Peter Paul Rubens

1623

Portrait Of The Artist

Baroque portrait by Workshop of Peter Paul Rubens depicting an artist. Dramatic lighting & rich detail exemplify Rubens’ style. Explore this captivating 1623 artwork.

Claude Lorrain (claude Gellée)

1643

Harbour Scene At Sunset

Admire Claude Lorrain’s ‘Harbour Scene at Sunset,’ a breathtaking Baroque landscape masterpiece capturing Roman tranquility and bathed in golden sunlight. Explore its rich detail & classical composition.

Marcus William Adams

1928

Hm Queen Elizabeth Ii (b. 1926), When Princess Elizabeth

Capture the nostalgic elegance of this 1928 black and white portrait by Marcus William Adams, featuring a young Princess Elizabeth; own a piece of royal history.

Canaletto

1744

Entrance To The Grand Canal: Looking East

Experience Canaletto's vibrant "Entrance to the Grand Canal: Looking East" (1744), capturing Venice’s bustling waterway scene with remarkable detail and atmosphere. A stunning glimpse into 18th-century Italian life.

Canaletto

1742

Rome: The Arch Of Constantine

Experience Rome's grandeur with Canaletto’s 'Arch of Constantine.' This stunning 1742 oil painting captures the iconic landmark & vibrant city life, now available as a hand-painted reproduction.

Benozzo Gozzoli

1461

Fall Of Simon Magus

Delving deeper into Benozzo Gozzoli’s artistic legacy reveals collaborations with Fra Angelico and Lorenzo Ghiberti, showcasing his influence on Renaissance art. His monumental frescoes in Florence and Rome stand as testaments to his skill and vision.

Sir John Tenniel

1855

The Visit Of Queen Victoria And Prince Albert To Fort Pitt Military Hospital

Witness Queen Victoria's compassionate visit to Fort Pitt Military Hospital in 1855, captured in Sir John Tenniel’s exquisite watercolor. A poignant moment of royal empathy amidst the Crimean War.

David Teniers The Younger

1645

Peasants Dancing Outside An Inn

A lively Flemish Baroque scene of peasants dancing outside an inn by David Teniers the Younger captures a spirited moment of 17th-century social life, inviting you to bring this timeless masterpiece into your collection.

Sebastiano Ricci

1726

The Adoration Of The Magi

Experience the lively Baroque joy of Sebastiano Ricci's Adoration of the Magi (1726); bring this luminous masterpiece home today.

Ferdinand Berthoud

1755

Longcase Equation Clock

Marvel at Ferdinand Berthoud's 'Longcase Equation Clock,' a stunning 1755 French masterpiece showcasing intricate marquetry, celestial mechanics, and royal patronage – a testament to horological brilliance.

Sir David Wilkie

1838

The First Council Of Queen Victoria

Maria Sybilla Merian

1703

Pomegranate And Menelaus Blue Morpho Butterfly

Branch of West Indian Cherry with Achilles Morpho Butterfly

Jan Van Der Heyden

1665

Approach To The Town Of Veere

Admire Jan van der Heyden’s ‘Approach to the Town of Veere’ (1665). A detailed Dutch landscape painting showcasing a bustling town scene. Hand-painted reproduction available.

Daniel Maclise

1843

A Scene From 'undine' (detail)

Maclise's masterful use of light and shadow enhances the narrative power of Goethe’s poem, cementing his legacy as one of Victorian Britain’s most influential artists.

Albrecht Dürer

1519

The Madonna And Child With A Music-making Angel

Canaletto

1725

The Piazzetta Looking Towards The Torre Dell'orologio

Experience Canaletto's 'The Piazzetta Looking Towards the Torre dell'Orologio,' a vibrant Venetian cityscape capturing daily life & architectural grandeur with meticulous detail.

Johann Michael Wittmer

1853

Raphael's First Sketch Of The 'madonna Della Sedia'

William Edward Frost

1848

L'allegro

Discover 'L’Allegro' by William Edward Frost – a captivating Romantic oil painting of joyful dance & idyllic beauty. Explore its classical style, dramatic lighting & rich colors.

Girolamo Da Treviso The Younger

1542

A Protestant Allegory

Sir Joseph Noel Paton

1859

'home': The Return From The Crimea

A poignant Victorian masterpiece by Sir Joseph Noel Paton capturing a soldier's emotional homecoming through dramatic light and profound symbolism, inviting you to bring this touching piece of history into your home.

Palma Vecchio

1520

A Sibyl

Hendrick Terbrugghen

1625

A Laughing Bravo With A Bass Viol And A Glass

Capture the lively mood of this 17th-century Dutch Golden Age portrait by Hendrick Terbrugghen, featuring a laughing musician with dramatic light and shadow; discover this masterpiece today.

Thomas Gainsborough

1783

Portrait Of Henry, Duke Of Cumberland, With The Duchess Of Cumberland And Lady Elizabeth Luttrell

Own a stunning reproduction of Gainsborough's iconic 'Portrait of Henry, Duke of Cumberland'! Featuring the royal family & dogs, this hand-painted masterpiece is available now.

John Riley (copy After)

1686

Bridget Holmes (1591-1691)

Discover this 17th-century portrait of Bridget Holmes by John Riley (Copy After), capturing a vintage historical scene you'll want to own.

Workshop Of Peter Paul Rubens

Claude Lorrain (claude Gellée)

Marcus William Adams

Canaletto

Canaletto

Benozzo Gozzoli

Sir John Tenniel

David Teniers The Younger

Sebastiano Ricci

Ferdinand Berthoud

Sir David Wilkie

Maria Sybilla Merian

Jan Van Der Heyden

Daniel Maclise

Albrecht Dürer

Canaletto

Johann Michael Wittmer

William Edward Frost

Girolamo Da Treviso The Younger

Sir Joseph Noel Paton

Palma Vecchio

Hendrick Terbrugghen

Thomas Gainsborough

John Riley (copy After)

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