Archive for March, 2010

Pau Castle hosts the Medici homage to Henri IV

Posted in March 31st, 2010

“Paris vaut bien une messe! 1610: Hommage des Médicis à Henri IV, roi de France et de Navarre” is at the Musée National du Château de Pau until June 30.

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Raphael’s veiled lady visits Milwaukee

Posted in March 26th, 2010

by Karen in Exhibits and Museums

“La Donna Velata” by Raphael will be on display at the Milwaukee Art Museum through June 6.

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Lyon hosts 14th-17th century embroidered splendors of the Crown of Aragon

Posted in March 26th, 2010

by Karen in Exhibits and Museums

“Fastes de la couronne d’Aragon: Dialogues entre les broderies du Musée des Tissus de Lyon et du Musée épiscopal de Vic” is at the Musées des Tissus et des Arts Décoratifs de Lyon in France through August 29.

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The golden age of Ferdinand II, Archduke of Austria, in Innsbruck exhibit

Posted in March 26th, 2010

by Karen in Exhibits and Museums

“Die Hochzeit Erzherzog Ferdinands II” is at Schloss Ambras through May 31.

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Van Haecht exhibition gives a glimpse of the art-cabinets of 17th century Antwerp — real and imagined

Posted in March 25th, 2010

by Karen in Exhibits and Museums

Room for Art in 17th Century Antwerp, at the Mauritshuis in The Hague through June 27, shows Willem van Haecht’s depictions of kunstkamers, or art cabinets.
Van Haecht’s painted ‘kunstkamers’ combine reality and fantasy. Virtually all of the paintings that he depicted in these interiors were copies of existing works by famous masters. However, they were […]

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