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Peter Paul Rubens, The Infanta Isabella wearing the habit of the Poor Clares © Bart Huysmans and Michel Wuyts
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Acquisitions 2010
Have a look at the acquisitions from 2010.
St Sebastian
According to legend, Sebastian was an officer of the Praetorian guard in the time of the Roman emperor Diocletian (245-313).
The Infanta Isabella wearing the habit of the Poor Clares
Isabella (1566-1633) and her husband, Archduke Albert, were among Rubens’s most important patrons.
Virgin and child in a garland
Jacob Jordaens owed his fame as an artist mainly to his history paintings: pictures of mythological and religious subjects were his speciality.
Two dogs in a pantry
Dogs wreaking havoc in a pantry was a favourite theme of Snijders. He portrayed the animals in the heat of the action: attacking the food with abandon, baring their teeth and growling threateningly at a rival.
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