Tag: Rubens
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Rubens and the world (Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp (KMSKA))
The exhibition ‘Rubens and the world’ at the Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp explores the artistic legacy of Peter Paul Rubens through a global lens. It brings together his iconic works with objects from diverse regions, highlighting the international influences that enriched his creative process. This presentation offers a fresh perspective on Rubens’ art…
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Titian, Rubens, Van Dyck (Dickinson Gallery, London)
The exhibition presents significant rediscoveries, recent scholarly research, and seldom-seen works by Titian, Rubens, and Van Dyck. It offers an opportunity to explore the artistic achievements of these three major figures across the 16th and 17th centuries. The selection highlights their enduring influence and individual contributions to Baroque art.
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ON RUBENS! (Herzogliches Museum, Gotha)
The upcoming exhibition ON RUBENS! presents five oil sketches by Peter Paul Rubens, created around 1620. These works offer a rare insight into Rubens’ distinctive painting style and the compelling history behind their journey. The exhibition is part of the 450th anniversary celebrations of Rubens’ birth in 2027, inviting visitors to explore the enduring legacy…
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Destined for Grandeur: Decius Mus and the Battle at Mount Vesuvius – Rubens (Liechtenstein Garden Palace)
This exhibition explores an early and rare work by Peter Paul Rubens, centered on the Decius Mus cycle. The suite includes eight paintings and selected tapestries depicting the story of the Roman general Publius Decius Mus. It offers new perspectives on Rubens’ techniques and the connections between art, politics, and diplomacy in the European Baroque…
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Barocco 2027 – Bernini and Rubens (Complesso Monumentale di San Francesco, Cuneo)
The exhibition ‘Barocco 2027’ presents 25 masterpieces that explore the artistic richness of the Baroque century. In partnership with Palazzo Barberini, it highlights significant works by renowned artists such as Bernini and Rubens. This exhibition invites visitors to experience the evolution and impact of Baroque art through a carefully curated selection of key pieces.
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Baroque. The Grand Theater of Ideas (Musei San Domenico, Forlì)
The exhibition ‘Barocco. The Grand Theater of Ideas’ offers a rare opportunity to explore the Baroque period through its most significant masterpieces, historical context, and artistic wonder. Presented at the Musei San Domenico in Forlì, Italy, this cultural event invites visitors to experience the richness and complexity of the Baroque era in a meaningful and…
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Studio Rubens (KMSKA, Antwerp)
The exhibition ‘Studio Rubens’ invites visitors to explore the restoration of Rubens’ ‘Adoration of the Magi,’ offering insights into his creative process and the techniques used in the painting. The restoration takes place in the Rubens Room, with a video series allowing the public to follow the progress closely.
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Rubens in Dresden (Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister)
This exhibition celebrates the 450th anniversary of Peter Paul Rubens’ birth by showcasing his restored painting ‘The Boar Hunt’ alongside other works from his Dresden collection. It also highlights contributions from artists in his circle, including Jan Wildens, Lucas van Uden, and Anthony van Dyck, offering a rare opportunity to explore the influence and legacy…
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Rubens: The Master and his Circle (The Courtauld Gallery, London)
This exhibition presents a selection of drawings by Peter Paul Rubens and his circle, including works by Anthony van Dyck, Jacques Jordaens, and Abraham van Diepenbeeck. It offers insight into the collaborative artistic environment of 17th-century Europe, showcasing the techniques and stylistic exchanges that defined the Baroque period and influenced generations of artists. Dates: May…
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Rubens and His Workshop—From Idea to Masterpiece (Siegerlandmuseum, Siegen)
The Siegerlandmuseum in Siegen presents a major exhibition on Peter Paul Rubens and his workshop, exploring how his creative process transformed ideas into masterpieces. The show highlights the connection between Siegen and Rubens, who was born there in 1577, and includes works from the museum’s collection and international loans. Original title: “Rubens und seine Werkstatt—Von…