title: Extermination of Evil Sendan Kendatsuba

artist:

date: 12^th century

medium: en Color on paper

dimensions: Size cm 25.8 77.2

current location: en|Nara, Japan [[:w:Nara National Museum|Nara National Museum]]

source: [link National Museum, Emuseum]

credit: Tokyo National Museum, Emuseum

title: Family George V of Hanover

artist: Conrad L'Allemand

date: 1855

source: Druck der Hof-Steindruckerei [[:de:Julius Giere|Julius Giere]], Hannover. Creator:Julius Giere .

credit: Julius Giere

title: Thomas Rowlandson Vaux-Hall - Dr. Johnson, Oliver Goldsmith, Mary Robinson, et al

artist: Thomas Rowlandson

date: 28 June 1785

source: LOC|ppmsca.05671 Published by J.R. Smith, No. 83 Oxford Street, London

credit: This image is available from the United States Library of Congress's Prints and Photographs division
under the digital ID ppmsca.05671.
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description: In the supper-box on the left we see, reading left to right, James Boswell, Mrs Thrale (who appears twice), Dr. Johnson, and Oliver Goldsmith.

The ‘macaroni’ Captain Edward Topham (scandalmonger to The World) is quizzing Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire and her sister Lady Duncannon (Sheridan’s Lady Bessborough), watched by a naval figure with an eye patch and a wooden leg (not included in the Mellon version), always called Admiral Paisley, but Paisley did not lose his leg and eye until 1st June 1794, so it cannot be him. To the left of him, a young girl (a young boy in the Mellon version) holding the hand of a man who could be the comic actor, William Parsons, or Rowlandson’s friend Jack Bannister.

Peering at the two ladies from behind a tree is a figure traditionally, though improbably, identified as Sir Henry Bate-Dudley, the ‘Fighting Parson’, editor of the Morning Herald; he is more likely to be Thomas Tyers (son of Jonathan Tyers the great entrepreneur and proprietor of Vauxhall Gardens from 1729 until 1767) who stands next to the Scotsman James Perry, editor of the London Gazette. The couple on their right could well be the artist himself and his current girlfriend. and to the right of them stands the actress Mary ‘Perdita’ Robinson, with her husband on her right and the Prince of Wales (later George IV) on her left.

Looking up at the singer, the couple on the extreme left, have been identified as the actress Miss Hartley, in company with one of her many admirers, possibly Mr. Colman, but, suggested by their position apart from the crowd, they could also be members of the Tyers family (most likely Jonathan jr. and his wife Margaret, or their son-in-law Bryant Barrett and his wife Elizabeth. The large lady seated at the table on the right is Mrs Barry, the old Madam of Sutton Street, Soho, with two of her customers and one of her girls.

In the orchestra, we can see Jacob Nelson, the tympanist, who had played at Vauxhall since 1735, and died there after fifty years' performing, Mr Fisher on oboe, probably Hezekiah Cantelo and Mr. Sargent on trumpet, and Barthélemon, the leader, who retired in 1783. James Hook, the composer, organist, musical director and prolific song-writer, may be seen between Barthelemon and the singer, the 38-year-old Frederika Weichsell, who was Rowlandson’s next-door neighbour in Church Street, and the mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Billington. Elizabeth had just (aged 18) married James Billington, a double-bass player, in 1783, much against her parents’ wishes.

A number of those present in this scene had already died by the time Rowlandson produced the painting, and the affaire between the Prince and Perdita Robinson was already over.

title: Maria von Braun 6330121 edited

artist: unknown

date: 1963-03-01

medium: photography

source: NASA-image|center=MSFC|id=MSFC-75-SA-4105-2C link

credit: This image or video was catalogued by Marshall Space Flight Center of the United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) under Photo ID: MSFC-75-SA-4105-2C.

title: Music in the Tuileries.

artist: Édouard Manet

date: 1862

medium: technique oil canvas

dimensions: Size cm 76.2 118.1

current location: Institution:National Gallery, London

source: [link National Gallery, London]

credit: National Gallery, London

description: This painting of the Tuileries Gardens in Paris was Manet's first major work depicting modern city life. The band is playing and a fashionable crowd has gathered to listen. The picture includes portraits of Manet's friends and family. These include Manet himself as well as: Baudelaire - poet (1821 - 1867); Théophile Gautier - poet and novelist (1811 - 1872); Ignace Fantin-Latour - flower-painter (1836 - 1904); Jacques Offenbach (1819 - 1880) - composer; Eugène - the artist's brother (1833 - 1892).

title: Familien Waagepetersen

artist: Wilhelm Bendz

date: 7 April 1830

medium: Technique oil canvas

dimensions: Size cm 99.5 88.5

current location: institution:Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen Room|1=219

source: [link www.smk.dk] and [link soeg.smk.dk]

credit: www.smk.dk and soeg.smk.dk

title: A Meat Stall with the Holy Family Giving Alms Pieter Aertsen - Google Cultural Institute

artist: Pieter Aertsen

date: 1551

medium: oil on panel

current location: Institution:North Carolina Museum of Art

source: From Google Cultural Institute|fgF8j5tB3UFgAg

credit: fgF8j5tB3UFgAg at Google Cultural Institute, zoom level maximum

description: Holy family distributing alms on their journey to Egypt to escape from Herod's harassment. Various foods – plates in the foreground, meats, ham, lard, smoked fish, pigs' legs and head, bread, butter, milk, cheese and hanging pretzels (in the left corner) – that has been spread out in front of the viewer. The various meats, including sausages, beef, fish, fowl and pork, are arranged on wooden tables, using baskets, pots and plates. A barrel and some wickerwork chairs serve as containers for the food items

title: Elisa Bonaparte with her daughter Napoleona Baciocchi

artist: François Gérard

date: 1810

medium: technique oil canvas

current location: Institution:Museo napoleonico (Rome)

source: link

credit: link

title: Orazio Gentileschi Danaë and the Shower of Gold - 2016.6 - J. Paul Getty Museum

artist: Orazio Gentileschi

date: between 1621 and 1623

medium: Oil on canvas

dimensions: size cm 161.5 227.1

current location: Institution:J. Paul Getty Museum

source: getty.edu|133975

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