You can almost feel the silence of the landscape accompanying St. John.
“Landscape with St. John on Patmos”, 1640. Nicolas Poussin
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The violence and tension of the figures is only slightly attenuated by the clarity of the colours.
“The abduction of the Sabine women”, 1638. Nicolas Poussin
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Even though it is a painting, the gazes are an eloquent dialogue.
“Et in Arcadia ego”, 1683. Nicolas Poussin
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Intimacy, serenity, closeness. Many things could be said, but a picture is worth a thousand words.
“Rosa and Bertha Gugger”, 1883. Albert Anker
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It is not just two generations sharing, but also passing on and receiving a legacy.
“Reading devotions to grandfather”, 1893. Albert Anker
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The painter hidden in his work. Can you find him?.
“Resurrection of the son of Theophilus (ft. Filippino Lippi)”, 1427. Masaccio
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The last moments before the great sacrifice.
“Agony in the orchard”, 1426. Masaccio
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