"Philosopher in meditation"Happy 2011!
Saturday, 1 January 2011
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13 comments:
Beautiful picture to start a New Year!
Wish you a happy one with lots more exciting finds for your blog :)
It should probably be noted that this is after a panel by Rembrandt of the same name, hanging at the Louvre.
Looks like a quick study of the Rembrandt.
very beautiful but ... isn t it an interpretation of a very famous of Rembrandt ?
happy new year, thank you for so much gorgious art
That is just lovely....just the right amount of light makes it an intimate moment caught in time.
Thanks everyone! It is indeed after the Rembrandt, I loved seeing the worn edges of this unframed study.
Bautiful this philosopher.
Thanks for your "lessons" et "découvertes" des peintres inconnus.
Let's meditate this new Year!
Have a Happy one!
Maria
I could Gerhardt Richter
making images like this
at some point.
Happy new year !
Hello Curator, I took a picture of the Louvre painting not so long ago. If you wish to compare, you can find it in the category "stairs." Thank you for all your very interesting posts! Best wishes for 2011.
Belle Année a vous aussi , avec cette très belle
inspiration .EB.
Continue to amaze us, I wish you the best...
This is a painting based on a print of a now lost Jean-Leon Gerome painting. When the Gerome exhibit was at the Getty museum in LA last year, they had an entire wall of the exhibit dedicated to knock-offs of this painting -- it was apparently quite influential in its day!
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