Tag: the National Gallery (London)

Music in the Tuileries (La Musique aux Tuileries) is an oil painting on canvas (76,2×118,1 cm) realized in 1862 by the French painter Manet Adouard.

The carton of Saint Anne (Sant’Anna, the Madonna and Child with St. John the Baptist) is a drawing in black chalk, white lead and smudge on paper (141,5×104,6 cm) by Leonardo da Vinci, dated to 1501-1505 around and in the National Gallery in London.

The second version of the Virgin of the Rocks is an oil painting on wood (189,5×120 cm) by Leonardo da Vinci, dating from 1494 to 1508 and in the National Gallery in London.

Joseph sold to Potiphar is an oil painting on wood (61×51,6 cm) of Pontormo, dating to 1515 and in the National Gallery in London.

Joseph in Egypt is an oil painting on wood (96,5×109,5 cm) of Pontormo, dating to 1518 and in the National Gallery in London.

The Triptych Women is an oil painting on wood (71×70,3 cm the central panel, 71×30,5 each side panel) by Hans Memling, dated to 1470 and in the National Gallery in London.

Madame de Pompadour at her embroidery frame is an oil painting on canvas (217×156,8 cm) of François-Hubert Drouais, dating from 1763 to 1764 and in the National Gallery in London.

The Education of Cupid is an oil painting on canvas (155×92 cm) of Correggio, dating from about 1527 to 1528 and in the National Gallery in London.

Venus and Cupid is an oil painting on wood (81,3×54,6 cm) by Lucas Cranach the Elder, dated to about 1529 and in the National Gallery in London.

Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows (Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows) is an oil painting on canvas (151,8×189,9 cm) realized in 1829 by the painter John Constable.