Johannes Vollevens I, Portrait Of A Member Of The Van Vrijberghe Family

Johannes Vollevens I, Portrait Of A Member Of The Van Vrijberghe FamilyThis splendid late 17th century three quarter length portrait by Dutch artist Johannes Vollevens I (1649 1728) depicts a lady wearing a plush red gown with a low, lace trimmed neckline, together with a pearl necklace. The coat of arms in the upper left refers to the Van Vrijberghe family. Dressed in the finest, exceedingly well tailored attire, shes evidently a lady of considerable means. Her sleeves are embellished with elaborate lace cuffs, and a

A fine late-19th-century portrait of a lady dressed in 16th-century attire by German painter and illustrator

and one who hath communicated some useful papers to the Royal Society

In this piece from around 1860

This quiet interior scene evokes the stillness and intrigue of a work by Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675)

Our reference: BRV2148

in around 1880

The darker areas appear to be in the pigment itself rather than in or on the varnish

The American

somewhat abstract compared to the structure of Catholicism

The artist Lars Larsen (1876-1955) was born in Christiania and often painted outdoor rural scenes with traditional cottages

The highest amount paid for a Leader work depicting this iconic river

near-ethereal