Gabriel Metsu - Man Writing a Letter
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A blog focusing on baroque music and art, alongside contemporary ideals. A Sirnot Ett blog.
Gabriel Metsu - Man Writing a Letter
Georges de La Tour - Saint Sebastian Tended by Irene
Gerrit Adriaenszoon Berckheyde - The Bend in the Herengracht, Amsterdam
Bernini - Bust of Louis XIV
Charles Poerson - Portrait of Louis XIV (1638-1715) as Jupiter Conquering the Fronde
Domenico Ghirlandaio - Renunciation of Worldly Goods (detail)
Crivelli Carlo, Annunciation
Sandro Botticelli - Pallas and the Centaur
Sandro Botticelli - Giuliano de’ Medici
When Caravaggio died 403 years ago today, he had been in a self-imposed exile from Rome for about four years. He fled Rome in 1606 after he killed Ranuccio Tomassoni during a nighttime duel. For this murder, he was sentenced to death.
What did a death sentence entail in 1606 in Rome? Many…
A statue of Louis XIV by Jean Varin in the Salon de Vénus at the Château de Versailles, France.
Noël Coypel (French; 1628–1707)
Apollo Crowned by Minerva
Painted for the small apartment (“petit appartement haut”) of Louis XIV in the Tuileries palace, Paris
Oil on canvas, 1667–68
Musée du Louvre, Paris; photo: Erich Lessing / Art Resource, N.Y.
Hampton Court Palace stained glass, June 2013, Laura Blair
Restauration de la statue de Louis XIV à Caen.
I approve of this.
Detail from Stained Glass Window, Oude Kerk, Amsterdam the Netherlands
Arms of the Burgomasters of Amsterdam from 1578 to 1757; started by Piter Jansz in 1654.
Bernhard Strigel, Portrait of Bianca Maria Sforza (detail), ca. 1505-10
Fra Angelico Annunciation 1433-34
Cosmographie universelle, selon les navigateurs tant anciens que modernes / par Guillaume Le Testu, pillotte en la mer du Ponent, de la ville francoyse de Grâce (1555)
Universal Cosmography, as browsers both ancient and modern / by Guillaume Testu pillotte in Sea Ponent, the city Françoyse Grace (1555).
Or something like that…
Stained Glass Window, Maria Chapel, Oude Kerk, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
The Annunciation; Visit of Mary to Elisabeth;below, the donor of the window J.K. Hoppen with family.
Designed by Lamnbert Van Noort, made by Digman Meynaertsz (1555)
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GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWD, I REACHED 1,000 POSTS ON THIS BLOG!!!!
Not really important, but I am still astonished that I already posted over a thousand things in one year.
Ehh, maybe that means that I should spend less time on Tumblr, but that’s obviously not going to happen anytime soon :D.
Thank you everyone for following me and reblogging my stuff!
(500px / Photo “Stained-glass windows, Hampton Court Palace” by Marc Synwoldtから)
Giovanni Battista Moroni, Cavaliere in rosa (The Gentleman in Pink - portrait of Gian Gerolamo Grumelli)
1560, oil on canvas, Palazzo Moroni, Bergamo, Italy
Bibliothèque nationale de France, Français 2810 f.151r (St Anthony and the satyr). John Mandeville, Voyages. Paris, c1410-1412.
Joueurs d’échecs, vitrail civil provenant de l’hôtel de la Bessée, Villefranche-sur-Saône, 1430-1440
15th century fashion was crazy as fack.
Sandro Botticelli - La Carte de l’Enfer
Saint-Etienne de Metz, Metz Cathedral, has the largest expanses of stained glass of any cathedral, and its nave ranks among the tallest. A major feature of Rayonnant architecture is figuring out how to put windows up the whole elevation, triforium included.
Hubert Robert
The lighting in this painting is incredible.
St. Paul by Pierre-Étienne Monnot. Nave of the Basilica of St. John Lateran (Rome).
Photographed by Marie-Lan Nguyen.
São Jerônimo (detalhe de La Volta dei Dottori della Chiesa , 1291-1295). Afresco localizado na Basílica de São Francisco de Assis (basílica superior), em Assis, Itália.
I just created a huge queue of posts for this blog, but I don’t know how to set it up! How many posts should be posted each day, and at what times?
Guys, help me! :D
Fernand Khnopff - Requiem
I think the name “Louis XIV" should be a fashion line.
It just makes sense to me.
Heaven and Hell; Beatitude and Damnation
[Dieric Bouts the Elder - Diptych of Heaven and Hell; Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille, France; c.1450]
I like acquiring old things.
EVEN IF IT’S JUST PAPER
Can’t argue that it hasn’t been through history.
omg are you me o.o
The Crucifixion.
COLBERT!
The Annunciation.
10. Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque art is my life. :)
Annonavi Barocco turned 2 today!
Actually it was July 1st, but whatever.
Bibliothèque nationale de France, Latin 920 f. 2v (Creation). Book of Hours, use of Rome. 15th century
Paolo Uccello - Saint George Slaying the Dragon; National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia; 1430
The only statue of a French king not torn down by revolutionaries during the French Revolution of 1789
King Louis XIV - ‘The Sun King’
Who could possibly have the will to topple a statue of Apollo himself?!
Federico Zuccari
Hermes and Athene
16th century fresco
Where is this located?
Carlo Crivelli
Annunciation with Saint Emidius
1486
Oil and tempera on panel
The love the perspective and setting used in this early renaissance painting.