Mihael Stroj, a 19th-Century Academic painter of genre, classical, and Oriental motifs, closely based his portrayal of Judith on the one produced some twenty years before by the German artist August Riedel
Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres considered himself a strict Neoclassical painter, while subsequent generations have seen hints of Romanticism and Orientalism in his work (and even suggestions of a Modern sensibility)
This large, Mixed-Media Painting from Barrett Evon is titled "Metamorphosis-II
Pauwels van Hillegaert, bold landscapist and painter of historical battle themes captivated audiences in the Dutch Golden Age with his masterful treatments of horses and body armor
Painter and engraver Abraham Bloemaert began his career as a Dutch Mannerist artist who ultimately reacted to balance in High Renaissance art with his own form of asymmetry and rendered tension
French portraitist and historical painter Francois-Pascal-Simon Gerard was especially gifted in rendering the female form
While this Italian artist remains unknown, a certain degree of provenance can be derived from the iconography and technique of this painting
This large Masterpiece is a nuanced version of Jamini Roy's painting, titled "Five Bengali Women
A student of Tintoretto best-known for his intricate altarpieces demonstrating Italian Mannerist sensibilities, Maerten de Vos tended toward soft hues that anticipated Rubens
Gaspar de Crayer had an uncanny ability to imitate the Rubens style, and though this son of Flanders never set foot in Italy, traces of Titian and Veronese in his art abound
This large Austrian portrait by Johann Baptist Reiter is a faithful yet nuanced reproduction of a Biedermeier portrait of a young Austrian maiden
In 1718, Philip van Dijk was accepted into the Confrerie Pictura, the academic artists’ club in the Hague; his scenes of upper-class domestic life and exquisite portraits sold widely
This large Modern Masterpiece is a nuanced Vogue style pose, titled "Yellow Face
Dutch master Gerard De Lairesse was a renowned art theorist, teacher to painter Jan van Mieris, and a lover of music and plays
Flemish Baroque artist Anthony Van Dyck created understatedly sophisticated portraits as court painter to Charles I of England, and his style impacted artists until the nineteenth century
This Fine Art Masterpiece is a faithful reproduction of the Margarita Trip as Minerva
The Triumph at Juliers is one of a cycle of twenty-four paintings that Marie de' Medici, spouse of Henry IV of France, commissioned Rubens to create
Though he began his career as a Mannerist, Italian artist Orazio Gentileschi’s work was soon shaped by Caravaggio’s bold realism
The Kaluza-Klein theory was the advent of the Fifth Dimension and came around when physicists were trying to connect all parts of the Universe in a way that made sense
Erasmus Quellinus the Younger was a Flemish visual artist who produced various subjects such as genre, history, military, and nature scenes