The Taking of Christ (The Kiss of Judas) Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio 1602Oil on canvas, 133.5 x 169.5 cmDublin, National Gallery of Ireland

The Taking of Christ (The Kiss of Judas) Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio 1602Oil on canvas, 133.5 x 169.5 cmDublin, National Gallery of Ireland

Orientalismo: Ludwig Deutsch - The Palace Guard.

Welovepaintings: Caravaggio (1571-1610)The Inspiration Of Saint Matthewoil On Canvas1602186 X 292 Cm(6’ 1.23” X 9’ 6.96”)Contarelli Chapel, San Luigi Dei Francesi (Rome, Italy)

Welovepaintings: Paul Delaroche (1797-1856)The Death Of Elizabethoil On Canvas1828

Welovepaintings: Il’ya Repin (1844-1930)Unexpected Visitorsoil On Canvas1884-1888167.5 X 160.5 Cmthe Tretyakov Gallery (Moscow, Russian Federation)

Welovepaintings: Salvador Dalí Christ Of Saint John Of The Cross 1951 Oil On Canvas ___ “I Had A ‘Cosmic Dream’ In Which I Saw This Image In Color And Which In My Dream Represented The ‘Nucleus Of The Atom.’ This Nucleus Later Took On A Metaphysical

Roberto Ferri - La Nascita Dell’eclissi - Oil On Canvas (80X80)

Veareflejos: Diego Velázquez - Portrait Of Don Luis De Góngora C. 1622 Museum Of Fine Arts, Boston

Estonoesuntumblr: Thoughtful By Sterling Hundley

Windypoplarsroom: Sir William Blake Richmond “Andrew Lang”

“The Artist, Like The God Of The Creation, Remains Within Or Behind Or Beyond Or Above His Handiwork, Invisible, Refined Out Of Existence, Indifferent, Paring His Fingernails.” — James Joyce“The Demand That I Make Of My Reader Is That He Should

Portrait De Jean Cocteau By Federico De Madrazo De Ochoa (1910-1912)

Mermanonfire: Parmigianino

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