Gallery painting
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| - | An '''gallery painting''' is a painting of an [[art collection]]. A notable trend in [[neoclassical painting]] by [[Giovanni Paolo Pannini]] and [[Johann Zoffany]], the trend started a century earlier with the works of the [[Flemish school]] and their depictions of [[wunderkammer]] and [[cabinet painting]]s. | + | An '''gallery painting''' is a painting of an [[art collection]]. A notable trend in [[neoclassical painting]] by [[Giovanni Paolo Pannini]] and [[Johann Zoffany]], the trend started a century earlier with the works of the [[Flemish school]] and their 'preziosenwände', depictions of [[wunderkammer]] and [[cabinet painting]]s. |
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An gallery painting is a painting of an art collection. A notable trend in neoclassical painting by Giovanni Paolo Pannini and Johann Zoffany, the trend started a century earlier with the works of the Flemish school and their 'preziosenwände', depictions of wunderkammer and cabinet paintings.
List of works
- Johann Zoffany's Charles Towneley in the Park St. Gallery and Tribuna of the Uffizi
- Giovanni Paolo Pannini's Interior of a Picture Gallery with the Collection of Cardinal Silvio Valenti Gonzaga[1] and Ancient Rome and Modern Rome
- The Gallery of Cornelis van der Geest[2] by Willem van Haecht.
- L'Archiduc Léopold-Guillaume dans sa galerie de peinture[3], 1647 by David Teniers the Younger
- The Archduke Leopold Wilhelm in His Gallery in Brussels (ca. 1651)[4] by David Teniers the Younger
- Pierre Subleyras L'Atelier du peintre[5]
- Hubert Robert View of the Grand Galery of the Louvre.[6]
- Hans III. Jordaens, Cornelis de Baellieur [7]
- Eine Kunstkammer[8] by Frans Francken the Younger
- Galerie eines Sammlers from the studio of Frans Francken the Younger.[9]
- Allegory of Sight and Smell[10]by Jan Brueghel the Elder (1568–1625)
See also
- History painting
- Capriccio (art)
- Imaginary portrait
- Ekphrasis
- Paintings within a painting
- Le Musée Imaginaire is an essay by André Malraux
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