[показать]Aleksander Orłowski (March 9, 1777 – March 13, 1832) was a Polish painter and sketch maker, pioneer of lithography in the Russian Empire.
Брауэр Адриан (Brouwer Adriaen)Peasants Quarrelling in an Interior - Adriaen Brouwer/1630
(1605 или 1606–1638)
Фламандский живописец. Уроженец Фландрии, около 1621 переехал в Голландию, работал главным образом в Харлеме (около 1623–1624 в мастерской Франса Халса) и Амстердаме, с 1631 – в Антверпене.
| Аллори Алессандро (Alessandro Allori) (1535-1607), флорентийский живописец | |
| Беляев Василий Васильевич (1867, Великие Луки – 1928, Ленинград). | |
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Фердинанд Балтасарс Боль (нидерл. Ferdinand Baltasars Bol, 24 июня 1616, Дордрехт — 24 августа 1680, Амстердам) — голландский художник, гравёр и рисовальщик. С 1631 по 1637 г. состоял в учениках Рембрандта. |
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| Брауншвейгский Монограммист - Braunshvejgskij Monogrammist | |
| скульптор Бартоломео Беллано (Bartolommeo Bellano) в 1470-1490 г. | |
| Паоло Веронезе (урожденный Паоло Кальяри) – итальянский художник (Paolo Cagliari; Paolo Veronese), 1528 - 1588 | |
| ГИБЕРТИ, ЛОРЕНЦО (Ghiberti, Lorenzo) (1378–1455) – крупнейший скульптор эпохи Возрождения, живший во Флоренции, один из основоположников скульптуры Ренессанса | |
| ЧИГОЛИ прозвище Людовико Карди Cigoli, Ludovico Cardi, dit. (1559, Чиголи - 1613, Рим). Итальянский художник. | |
| Донской Роман Генрихович . Родился в 1964г. в городе Пушкино | |
| Караваджо Микеланджело (Caravaggio) (1573–1610).Собственно, полное имя Меризи да Караваджо (Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio). Итальянский живописец | |
| Анто́н Па́влович Лосе́нко (30 июля (10 августа) 1737 — 23 ноября (4 декабря) 1773) — русский живописец, портретист XVIII века | |
| Р. Ляйнвебер Anton Robert Leinweber (1845–1921) Роберт Лейнвебер родился в 1845 году в Богемии | |
| Ластман (Питер Lastman, 1583—1633) — голландский живописец | |
| Лагир, Лорен де - La Hyre, Laurent de (1606-1656), |
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[699x428]The End of the Game of Cards: 1856
Jean Louis Ernest Meissonier
French Romantic Painter, Printmaker, Sculptor and Colonel
1815 - 1891
Jean Louis Ernest Meissonier
French Romantic Painter, Printmaker, Sculptor and Colonel
1815 - 1891
[показать]["The Journey's End"] by George Cattermole. 3 ½ x 4 ½ inches. Wood-engraving. Chapter 70, The Old Curiosity Shop. 20 June 1841 in serial publication (seventy-second plate in the series). The picture ilustrates "Kit darted off, the birdcage in his hand, towards the spot where the light was shining in the parsonage."
[Quilp's Wharf] by George Cattermole. "Directly Quilp had shut himself in, the boy stood on his head before the door, then walked about on his hands" — Chapter 5, The Old Curiosity Shop. Wood engraving, 3 ½ x 4 ½ inches. Date of original serial publication: 30 May 1840 (sixth plate in the series).
[The Child in Her Gentle Slumber] by George Cattermole. "Alone in the midst of all this lumber and decay and ugly age, the beautiful child lay asleep, smiling through her light and sunny dreams." Wood engraving, 3 1/8 x 4 ½ inches. — Chapter 1, The Old Curiosity Shop. Date of original serial publication: 25 April 1840 (second plate in the series).
["Nell's New Home"] by George Cattermole. 3 ½ x 4 ½ inches. Wood-engraving. Chapter 52, The Old Curiosity Shop. 21 November 1840 in serial publication (fifty-fourth 54 plate in the series).
Little Nell as Comforter] by George Cattermole. "Mr. Daniel Quilp, having entered unseen, was looking on with his accustomed grin." — Chapter 9, The Old Curiosity Shop. Original date of serial publication: 20 June 1840 (tenth plate in the series).
The Balcony audience at Astley's Ampitheatre] by George Cattermole. Wood engraving, 3 3/8 x 4 5/8 inches. — Chapter 38, The Old Curiosity Shop. For passage illustrated see below] Date of original serial publication: 25 April 1840
George Cattermole
3 3/8x 2 7/8 inches Wood-engraving
Chapter 73, The Old Curiosity Shop. 30 January 1841 in serial publication (seventy-fourth plate in the series).
Like the plate depicting the dead Little Nell at peace, this illustration continues Cattermole's representation of the young girl as a holy figure by borrowing the iconography and composition of the Ascension of Mary.
Mr. Dickens himself localised this house as the home of little Nell, pointing out an inner room—divided from the shop by a glass partition—as her bedroom.