Syndics of the Drapers Guild Print by RembrandtThe Story Behind the Syndics of the Drapers Guild Print The oil painting of the Syndics of the Drapers Guild print was created in 1662 in the baroque style and is often described as Rembrandts last great collective portrait. Commissioned by The Drapers Guild, the portrait hung in their guildhall, the Staalhof until 1771. Today, the Syndics of the Drapers Guild print is owned and displayed by the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. The men or drapers depicted

a member of an aristocratic Venetian family

the painting shows off Titian’s skill as a colourist and is considered one of Titian's greatest works

The Story Behind the Newly Born Infant Print by De La Tour

the Scrovegni Chapel and the paintings which adorn it are being carefully conserved

It was painted in 1485 during the Renaissance era and the original version of the Venus and Mars art print is located at The National Gallery in London

who also painted frescos in Sigismondo’s unfinished cathedral

This modern discovery of De La Tour’s The Fortune Teller art print was purchased by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York for an undisclosed sum in 1960

De La Tour’s use of rich colours and textures portrays an old Gypsy woman reading a young man’s fortune as her beautiful friends take the opportunity to rob him

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The Fortune Teller Print

Working in Rome

Hiroshige’s Sokokura print shows vibrant images while portraying a peaceful feeling of wooded valleys surrounding Hakone