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This drawing, executed in pencil, sanguine, and wash on paper, is an exemplary display of the preparatory practices in traditional painting and fresco creation. The…
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Ferdinand Schmutzer was an exceptional artist known for creating splendid etchings, often using the wonderful photographs he produced at the turn of the 19th to…
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This portrait of a young woman, painted by André Romijn after Willem Drost, is a captivating re-interpretation of the 17th-century master’s work. Romijn honours the…
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This engraving by Francesco Bartolozzi (1727 – 1815), after a painting by Federico Zuccaro(1540/2 – 1609), is a historical portrayal of Mary Stuart, also known…
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“Eye to Eye at Herculaneum” by André Romijn presents a compelling fusion of ancient and contemporary aesthetics. The use of oil and cold wax imbues…
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This is a detail from the painting “Bathsheba” by Willem Drost, which original is to be seen at the Louvre in Paris. With the same…
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The portrait by Frederick Charles Mulock showcases a young woman, exuding a warmth and immediacy that is characteristic of Mulock’s portraiture. The artist employs a…
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On the easel today: This sketch by André Romijn pays homage to the artistic techniques of the 18th-century French Neoclassical era, evoking the style of…
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A master excelling in the use of light and shadow Ferdinand Schmutzer (21 May 1870 – 26 October 1928) was an Austrian photographer and engraver….
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