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Eleonora di Toledo (15221562) and new frame
Studio of Bronzino (Agnolo di Cosimo), Italian, 1503–1572 G.64.35.5

Lucrezia de' Medici (15451561)
Attributed to Alessandro Allori, Italian, 1535–1607, and assistants G.64.35.4

The Raising of Lazarus
Domenico Tintoretto, Italian, circa 1560–1635 GL.60.17.49

The Banquet of Cleopatra and Antony
Studio of Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, Italian, 1696–1770 G.56.15.1

Portable Altarpiece: Pietà, Saints Francis, Sebastian, John the Evangelist,
Jerome, and John the Baptist
Circle of Bartolomé Bermejo, Spanish, circa 1435/40–circa 1500 52.9.169

Still Life with Strawberries and Chocolate
Juan Bautista Romero, Spanish, 1756–after 1802 G.52.9.184

Still Life with Pastries, Wine, and Eggs
Juan Bautista Romero, Spanish, 1756–after 1802 G.52.9.185

Portrait of Heinrich Crüdener Bartel Bruyn the Younger, German, 1530–1610 52.9.134

Portrait of the Wife Heinrich Crüdener Bartel Bruyn the Younger, German, 1530–1610 52.9.135

Crucifixion with the Virgin and Saints John the Evangelist, Peter, and Paul, Circle of Juan de Borgoña, Spanish, circa 1470–1536 52.9.191

Christ Before Pilate
Lluis Borrassà, Spanish, circa 1360–circa 1425 52.9.170

Madonna and Child
Bartolommeo Bellano, Italian, 1430/35–1492/1500 G.56.8.1

The Creation
Unknown Flemish, active late 16th century 52.9.98

A Traveler with Donkey on a Path (Flight from Egypt) / 1877–1879 John Singer Sargent 2009.7.1

The Madonna at Prayer Sassoferrato, Giovanni Battisti Salvi Il
TR.2007.48/2 LOAN 7.2007.2

Sir William Pepperrell (17461816) and His Family
John Singleton Copley, American, 1738–1815, active in Great Britain 1774–1815 52.9.8

Ships in a Stormy Sea off a Coast
Ludolf Backhuysen, Dutch, 1631–1708 98.13

Christ and the Woman of Samaria
Pierre Mignard, French, 1612–1695, active in Rome 1635–1657/58 52.9.127

Kitchen Ball at White Sulphur Springs, Virginia
Christian Friedrich Mayr, American, born Germany (Bavaria), 1803–1851 52.9.23

St. Cosmas and St. Damian
Master of the Rinuccini Chapel, Italian, active 1350–1375 GL.60.17.9

Oldfield Bowles
Attributed to Nathaniel Dance, British, 1735–1811 52.9.87

Untitled
Jean Hélion, French, 1904–1987 GL.57.40.1

Conservation Exhibition: Revolution in Paint

Where would the French impressionists have been without their paint? The exhibition Revolution in Paint: September 2006–February 2007 was based on a simple premise: an unprecedented change in artist’s paint during the 19th century enabled a revolution in painting. This guide to the exhibition (pdf) explores 19th-century French painting and the innovations of the impressionists, with special emphasis on their choice of pigments.

 

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