Mainly for future reference

[isabelladangelo]

This is a long list that I hope to update with additional links to pretty paintings and pictures in the future.

Saint Barbara

PORTRAIT OF GABRIELLE D'ESTRÉE

A PORTRAIT OF COSTANZA ALIDOSI SEATED AND HOLDING A SMALL DOG, A STILL LIFE OF A VASE OF FLOWERS AND JEWELRY ON A TABLE BESIDE HER

PORTRAIT OF A GIRL, HALF LENGTH, WEARING A PINK DRESS WITH A WHITE RUFF

THE KERMESSE OF SAINT GEORGE - Does it look like the lady with her back to us on the road is wearing a shrug to anyone else?

A TRIPTYCH:
CENTRE PANEL: THE LAMENTATION;
LEFT WING: A MALE DONOR ACCOMPANIED BY SEVERAL CLERICS;
RIGHT WING: A FEMALE DONOR WITH SAINT BARBARA

SALOMÈ CON LA TESTA DEL BATTISTA

SEGUACE DI LUCAS CRANACH
RITRATTO DI GENTILDONNA

TWO MINIATURES ON LEAVES FROM ILLUMINATED BOOKS OF HOURS, MANUSCRIPTS ON VELLUM

THE NEW YEAR'S TOURNAMENT, VERY LARGE MINIATURE CUT FROM AN ILLUMINATED TOURNAMENT MANUAL, IN FRENCH, MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM

SAINT CATHERINE, FULL-LENGTH, STANDING IN A LANDSCAPE, WITH AN UNSHEATHED SWORD AND A BROKEN WHEEL;
SAINT BARBARA, FULL-LENGTH, STANDING BEFORE A CHURCH, HOLDING A PEACOCK FEATHER

THE KERMESSE OF SAINT GEORGE

A YOUNG WOMAN IN A RED JACKET FEEDING A PARROT - this is the jacket I want to make for the Charles mid 17th c project

THE INNER AND OUTER WINGS OF A TRIPTYCH:
LEFT INNER WING: THE MOCKING OF CHRIST
OUTER WINGS: CHRIST AND THE WOMAN OF SAMARIA
RIGHT INNER WING: THE RESURRECTED CHRIST APPEARING TO THE VIRGIN

PORTRAIT OF A LADY, PROBABLY ALICE SPENCER, COUNTESS OF DERBY

Queen Elizabeth I

PORTRAIT OF MARY KYTSON, WIFE OF THOMAS LORD DARCY

THE INTERIOR OF AN INN WITH MARY AND JOSEPH REFUSED ENTRY AT THE DOOR

PORTRAIT OF A LADY, HALF-LENGTH, WEARING A RICHLY EMBROIDERED RED DRESS AND A PEARL HEADDRESS, POSSIBLY ELEONORA DE MEDICI

CHRIST CARRYING THE CROSS - I love the dress the lady in the right corner is wearing

PORTRAIT OF DOÑA JOSEFA DE BENAVIDES, MARQUESA DE VILLENA Y DUQUESA DE ESCALONA (1662-1725), HOLDING A SMALL BUNCH OF FLOWERS AND A FAN - this is different from most of the styles I've seen from this time period. I really like it though.

PORTRAIT OF A LADY, HALF LENGTH, WEARING A BLACK VELVET AND ERMINE-TRIMMED DRESS WITH A LACE COLLAR AND HEAD-SHAWL

Salome with the head of John of the Baptist

A TRIPTYCH:
CENTRAL PANEL: THE VIRGIN AND CHILD
LEFT WING: SAINT LUCY
RIGHT WING: SAINT BEATRICE
WINGS (VERSO): SAINTS FRANCIS AND CLARE

PORTRAIT OF THE ARCHDUCHESS CLARA EUGENIA OF AUSTRIA (1566 - 1633), THREE-QUARTER LENGTH, HOLDING A LACE HANDKERCHIEF AND RESTING A HAND ON THE BACK OF A CHAIR

PORTRAIT OF A NOBLEWOMAN, SAID TO BE VITTORIA COLONNA (1492-1547), HALF LENGTH, WEARING A BLACK AND WHITE DRESS AND HOLDING A FAN OF OSTRICH FEATHERS

SAINT BRIGID MILKING HER COWS TO FEED THE LOCAL BISHOPS

THE ENTHRONED VIRGIN AND CHILD, ACCOMPANIED BY FOUR ANGELS HOLDING A CANOPY, A CITYSCAPE NEAR A RIVER BEYOND

PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG GIRL SAID TO BE JAQUELINE DE RIEUX, HALF LENGTH, WEARING A WHITE DRESS AND HOLDING A DOG

PORTRAIT OF A LADY, HEAD AND SHOULDERS, WEARING AN ELABORATE RUFF AND A BLACK DRESS EMBROIDERED WITH PEARLS

THE MYSTIC MARRIAGE OF SAINT CATHERINE

THE MADONNA AND CHILD

ITALIAN SCHOOL, 16TH CENTURY
THE MADONNA

THE VIRGIN AND CHILD, IN A LANDSCAPE SETTING WITH ST JOSEPH IN THE BACKGROUND

JOHANNES HISPANUS
ACITVE IN CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN ITALY AT THE BEGINNING OF THE 16TH CENTURY
THE MADONNA AND CHILD WITH SAINT DOROTHY

A FEMALE SAINT IN A PORTICOED INTERIOR WITH OTHER FEMALE FIGURES BEHIND

ST JOHN TOGETHER WITH A DONOR AND TWO CHILDREN;
ST ELISABETH TOGETHER WITH A DONOR AND A YOUNG LADY

VENETO-CRETAN SCHOOL 16TH CENTURY
THE BIRTH OF THE VIRGIN


Non Auction Sites

Follower of Ambrosius Benson (1495-1550)

'An Unknown Noblewoman, as Saint Cecilia'


Title : Diptych of Jean de Cellier
Artist : Hans Memling

Comments

[operafantomet.livejournal.com]

Oooooh, I love the pink one (4 on your list)! Thanks for sharing.

[isabelladangelo.livejournal.com]

It's really cute, isn't it? I'm just glad other people find the list at least somewhat useful. I do plan on updating it more. I might add some my extant garment links that I haven't seen elsewhere before.