Artist/maker unknown, German, active Swabia – The Holy Kinship Philadelphia Museum of Art

Philadelphia Museum of Art – Artist/maker unknown, German, active Swabia -- The Holy Kinship

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Philadelphia Museum of Art - Antonio Orsini (Master of the Carminati Coronation), Italian (active Ferrara), documented 1432-1491 -- Saint John the Baptist

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Arnold Böcklin, Swiss, 1827-1901 -- Nymph and Satyr

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Arnold Böcklin, Swiss, 1827-1901 -- Sappho

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Arthur Bowen Davies, American, 1862-1928 -- Autumn

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Arthur Devis, English, 1712-1787 -- Portrait of Lady Juliana Penn

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Arthur Devis, English, 1712-1787 -- Portrait of the Right Honorable Thomas Penn

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to Adriaen Brouwer, Dutch (active Haarlem, Amsterdam, and Antwerp), 1606-1638 -- Pancake Baker

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to Anne-Louis Girodet de Roucy Trioson, French, 1767-1824 -- Portrait of a Man

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to Carlo Cornara, Italian (active Milan and environs), 1605-1673 -- The Creation of Adam

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to Constant Troyon, French, 1810-1865 -- Return from the Market

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to Cornelis van Dalem, Netherlandish (active Antwerp), first documented 1545, died 1573 -- A Knight, Death, and the Devil

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to David Teniers II, Flemish (active Antwerp and Brussels), 1610-1690 -- Violin Player in a Tavern

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to Diego de la Cruz, Spanish (Castile), active 1482-1500 -- The Mass of Saint Gregory

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to Dierick Bouts, Netherlandish (active Louvain), first securely documented 1447, died 1475 -- Moses and the Burning Bush, with Moses Removing His Shoes

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L'image a quelque chose de ça: gens, dieu, saint, groupe, voile, femme, aura, porter, marie, saint, traverser, culte, homme, épée.
C'est peut-être un tableau représentant un groupe de personnes dans une pièce dont le sol est recouvert d’un damier noir et blanc.

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