Significados de flemish school em inglês

Yet Rubens himself was the best landscapist of the Flemish school.

There's a man in my office who knows all about the Flemish school.

His gallery is rich with pictures from the Flemish school, and statues from Greece.

Then the wedding party invaded the long gallery occupied by the Italian and Flemish schools.

I am going to the Hermitage tomorrow just to see the Dutch and Flemish schools.

Nor am I in the market for any of the dead fish of the Flemish school.

The early Flemish school of the fifteenth century is strongly represented in several of the galleries up-stairs.

The wedding party finally entered the long gallery devoted to the Italian and Flemish schools of art.

On the 3rd floor the Flemish school was represented, and the fourth contained drawings - modern and Old Masters.

It is pleasing to think of his love for the Flemish school of painting, for Wilkie and Sir Thomas Lawrence.

And in the Flemish school, Rubens and Vandyke made their designs for the most part either in colours or in chiaroscuro.

The glasses were those old goblets with stems and feet which may be seen in the pictures of the Dutch or Flemish school.

We might as well prefer the tame correct paintings of the Flemish school to the erroneous, but sublime animations of the Roman pencil.'

Peter Paul Rubens, Flemish School, 1577-1640

The artist is unknown but the auctioneers believe it is Flemish School and dates from the 16th or 17th century.

In the supplements of the catalogue we find underscored a Descent from the Cross, an anonymous work of the Flemish school (fifteenth century, second half).