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Emblematische voorstelling over het geloof
Nicolas Lavreince - Geraud Vidal - Les nymphes scrupuleuses
The pathway of life; Intended to lead the young and the old into paths of happiness, and to prepare them for a holy companionship with him whose kingdom is as boundless as his love (1894) (14802850403)
Geraud Vidal after Nicolas Lavreince, Les nymphes scrupuleuses, 1784, NGA 3026
De badende juffers bespied - Rijksmuseum public domain dedication
Moitte Pierre Etienne - Le Jugement de Pâris
Dronken Bacchus met saters, RP-P-H-OB-75.556
François Boucher - Diana and Acteon
Jahrhundertausstellung 1906 KatNr. 1375
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Cipriani, A Card for a Ball - Rijksmuseum public domain dedication
Kepler, portrait - Public domain portrait painting
Cesareborgia - Public domain scenic drawing
Pterois Russellii - Public domain portrait drawing
Cyprus. Public domain maps, CIA - Public domain map
Ravana kidnaps Sita - Public domain scenic drawing
Dacosta und Spinoza - Public domain portrait painting
Pontormo - Isabella d'Este - Public domain portrait drawing
James Tissot - The Ball - Public domain portrait painting
Cipriani, A Card for a Ball - Public domain scenic drawing
Резюме
Фоторепродукция рисунка из «Собрание рисунков Ревли в Брынигвине», рис. 56.
Delamotte was born in 1821 in Birmingham, England. He began his career as an illustrator, working for publishers such as Charles Knight and the Illustrated London News. In the 1850s he turned to photography, becoming one of the earliest practitioners of the medium. Delamotte's photographic work focused on architecture and landscapes, and he was particularly interested in capturing the Gothic Revival style that was popular in Victorian England. He also documented the construction of the Crystal Palace for the Great Exhibition of 1851. In addition to his photographic work, Delamotte continued to work as an illustrator, producing drawings and engravings for books and magazines. He also taught drawing and watercolour painting at the South Kensington Museum (now the Victoria and Albert Museum). Delamotte died in 1889, leaving a legacy as a photographer and illustrator of Victorian England. His photographs are now in collections around the world, including the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.