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  1. Valley of Aosta: Snowstorm, Avalanche, and Thunderstorm by Joseph Mallord William Turner (c.1836-7)

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    Art Institute of Chicago 🖼

  2. Valley of Aosta: Snowstorm, Avalanche, and Thunderstorm by Joseph Mallord William Turner (c.1836-7)

    @visualarts

    Art Institute of Chicago 🖼
    #ArtHistory #AnimalsInArt #MuseumArchive #galleries #glam #ArtMuseum

  3. Valley of Aosta: Snowstorm, Avalanche, and Thunderstorm by Joseph Mallord William Turner (c.1836-7)

    @visualarts

    Art Institute of Chicago 🖼
    #ArtHistory #AnimalsInArt #MuseumArchive #galleries #glam #ArtMuseum

  4. Valley of Aosta: Snowstorm, Avalanche, and Thunderstorm by Joseph Mallord William Turner (c.1836-7)

    @visualarts

    Art Institute of Chicago 🖼
    #ArtHistory #AnimalsInArt #MuseumArchive #galleries #glam #ArtMuseum

  5. Valley of Aosta: Snowstorm, Avalanche, and Thunderstorm by Joseph Mallord William Turner (c.1836-7)

    @visualarts

    Art Institute of Chicago 🖼
    #ArtHistory #AnimalsInArt #MuseumArchive #galleries #glam #ArtMuseum

  6. "The 'Piebald' Horse," Paulus Potter, 1650-4.

    Potter (1625-54) was a Dutch painter, the son of an artist, whose short life was filled by a passion for painting animals.

    Although he did a handful of portraits of humans (including a self-portrait), his nearly 100-painting oeuvre is almost entirely paintings of animals in a landscape. Although he was a painter of the Baroque era, his style was admired by the later Romantics who embraced his depictions of noble animals.

    Here we have a piebald horse, standing majestically against a cloudy sky and rolling meadows. There's a manor house to the right and if you squint, you can find a horseman with some hounds, but this horse dominates all, fierce and free.

    He often included humans, and one painting, "The Punishments of a Hunter," shows a huntsman being put on trial by woodland animals!

    He died sadly young, only 28, but there's a charming memorial statue in his home town of Enkhuizen, of him sitting and sketching a distant statue of a goat.

    From the Getty Museum, Los Angeles.

    #Art #PaulusPotter #Baroque #Horse #AnimalsInArt #Piebald #Romanticism

  7. "The 'Piebald' Horse," Paulus Potter, 1650-4.

    Potter (1625-54) was a Dutch painter, the son of an artist, whose short life was filled by a passion for painting animals.

    Although he did a handful of portraits of humans (including a self-portrait), his nearly 100-painting oeuvre is almost entirely paintings of animals in a landscape. Although he was a painter of the Baroque era, his style was admired by the later Romantics who embraced his depictions of noble animals.

    Here we have a piebald horse, standing majestically against a cloudy sky and rolling meadows. There's a manor house to the right and if you squint, you can find a horseman with some hounds, but this horse dominates all, fierce and free.

    He often included humans, and one painting, "The Punishments of a Hunter," shows a huntsman being put on trial by woodland animals!

    He died sadly young, only 28, but there's a charming memorial statue in his home town of Enkhuizen, of him sitting and sketching a distant statue of a goat.

    From the Getty Museum, Los Angeles.

    #Art #PaulusPotter #Baroque #Horse #AnimalsInArt #Piebald #Romanticism

  8. "The 'Piebald' Horse," Paulus Potter, 1650-4.

    Potter (1625-54) was a Dutch painter, the son of an artist, whose short life was filled by a passion for painting animals.

    Although he did a handful of portraits of humans (including a self-portrait), his nearly 100-painting oeuvre is almost entirely paintings of animals in a landscape. Although he was a painter of the Baroque era, his style was admired by the later Romantics who embraced his depictions of noble animals.

    Here we have a piebald horse, standing majestically against a cloudy sky and rolling meadows. There's a manor house to the right and if you squint, you can find a horseman with some hounds, but this horse dominates all, fierce and free.

    He often included humans, and one painting, "The Punishments of a Hunter," shows a huntsman being put on trial by woodland animals!

    He died sadly young, only 28, but there's a charming memorial statue in his home town of Enkhuizen, of him sitting and sketching a distant statue of a goat.

    From the Getty Museum, Los Angeles.

    #Art #PaulusPotter #Baroque #Horse #AnimalsInArt #Piebald #Romanticism

  9. "The 'Piebald' Horse," Paulus Potter, 1650-4.

    Potter (1625-54) was a Dutch painter, the son of an artist, whose short life was filled by a passion for painting animals.

    Although he did a handful of portraits of humans (including a self-portrait), his nearly 100-painting oeuvre is almost entirely paintings of animals in a landscape. Although he was a painter of the Baroque era, his style was admired by the later Romantics who embraced his depictions of noble animals.

    Here we have a piebald horse, standing majestically against a cloudy sky and rolling meadows. There's a manor house to the right and if you squint, you can find a horseman with some hounds, but this horse dominates all, fierce and free.

    He often included humans, and one painting, "The Punishments of a Hunter," shows a huntsman being put on trial by woodland animals!

    He died sadly young, only 28, but there's a charming memorial statue in his home town of Enkhuizen, of him sitting and sketching a distant statue of a goat.

    From the Getty Museum, Los Angeles.

    #Art #PaulusPotter #Baroque #Horse #AnimalsInArt #Piebald #Romanticism

  10. "The 'Piebald' Horse," Paulus Potter, 1650-4.

    Potter (1625-54) was a Dutch painter, the son of an artist, whose short life was filled by a passion for painting animals.

    Although he did a handful of portraits of humans (including a self-portrait), his nearly 100-painting oeuvre is almost entirely paintings of animals in a landscape. Although he was a painter of the Baroque era, his style was admired by the later Romantics who embraced his depictions of noble animals.

    Here we have a piebald horse, standing majestically against a cloudy sky and rolling meadows. There's a manor house to the right and if you squint, you can find a horseman with some hounds, but this horse dominates all, fierce and free.

    He often included humans, and one painting, "The Punishments of a Hunter," shows a huntsman being put on trial by woodland animals!

    He died sadly young, only 28, but there's a charming memorial statue in his home town of Enkhuizen, of him sitting and sketching a distant statue of a goat.

    From the Getty Museum, Los Angeles.

    #Art #PaulusPotter #Baroque #Horse #AnimalsInArt #Piebald #Romanticism

  11. The Temptation of St. Jerome by Giorgio Vasari (1541-48)

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    Art Institute of Chicago

  12. Calvary by the Master of the Death of St. Nicholas of Münster (1470-80) oil on panel

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    National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

  13. Calvary by the Master of the Death of St. Nicholas of Münster (1470-80) oil on panel

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    National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
    #ArtMuseum #glam #religion #ReligiousStudies #christianity #AnimalsInArt

  14. Calvary by the Master of the Death of St. Nicholas of Münster (1470-80) oil on panel

    @traditional_art

    National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
    #ArtMuseum #glam #religion #ReligiousStudies #christianity #AnimalsInArt

  15. Calvary by the Master of the Death of St. Nicholas of Münster (1470-80) oil on panel

    @traditional_art

    National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
    #ArtMuseum #glam #religion #ReligiousStudies #christianity #AnimalsInArt

  16. Calvary by the Master of the Death of St. Nicholas of Münster (1470-80) oil on panel

    @traditional_art

    National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
    #ArtMuseum #glam #religion #ReligiousStudies #christianity #AnimalsInArt

  17. St. Michael Slaying the Dragon by Sassoferrato (1640-50)

    @visualarts

    National Museum of the Marine Corps, Triangle, Virginia