dutch masters

Jan van Huysum, Flowers in a Terracotta Vase, 1736. Oil on canvas, 133.5 x 91.5 cm © The National Gallery, London. LONDON .- The National Gallery welcomes spring with an exhibition exploring the evolution of Dutch flower painting over the course of...

I’m off to New York City tomorrow for a big wedding, and although time is limited, I’ve got to go to at least one exhibition while I am there. I’m torn between the Morgan Library & Museum’s Edgar Allen Poe: The Terror of the Soul and an equally new exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art: …

Such a joy to share the beautiful floral arrangements designed by the students in the Dutch Master painter Inspired workshop I held at Fleurs Creative. We delved into the enchanting world of Dutch Master painters, transforming their timeless works of art into stunning floral arrangements. Seeing my students’ creativity bloom with tulips, fritillarias, daffodils, and garden roses was a delight! Each arrangement was a masterpiece in its own right! I thoroughly enjoyed photographing all their…

In this episode, floral design studio owner Grace McDonald of Flower Clvb is discussing choosing flowers over fear during a pandemic. Grace’s studio specializes in as-locally-grown-as-possible floral design for weddings and events and also offers seasonal bouquets and foam-free custom arrangements a

Still Life of Flower in a Vase, 19th Century Superb 17th Century Style Still Life - signed Fine large 17th Century Dutch old Master Style still life of flowers, oil on canvas. Large scale study of a...from

Entry for the PhotoRadar weekend comp for 11-13 June 2010. The theme was "still life". I was inspired by kevsyd's stream, www.flickr.com/photos/kevsyd/, particularly the smoke trail left by the candle.

Waddesdon houses an outstanding collection of Dutch Master paintings. Michael Shrive, Curatorial Assistant, looks at some of these pieces in more detail.

Willem Kalf - The Desert. 105 x 87.5 cm, Oil on canvas, Hermitage, St. Petersburg

Balthasar van der Ast Dutch (1593/94 – 1657) From the Swallowtail Garden Seeds collection of botanical photographs, paintings, and illustrations. We hope you will enjoy these images as much as we do.