After Raphael, Cartoon for the Tapestry of the Charge to Peter, Gouache/paper, c.1515-16
TEXT: And how did that make you feel? Why do you think he upset you so? Talk to me. I care about you.
After Raphael, Vision of Ezekiel, c. 1518
Rembrandt, The angel stopping Abraham from sacrificing Isaac to God, 1635
Faces in this painting are all taken from works by Rembrandt van Rijn; in the center (with ÒIÓ next to it) is RembrandtÕs own from the self-portrait of 1660 in the Musee du Louvre.
After (all authenticated works by Rembrandt) l-r:
Self-portrait, 1669
Self-portrait, 1660
Self-portrait, 1652
Self-portrait, c. 1638
Self-portrait, c. 1628 (This work is generally accepted to be RembrandtÕs first self-portrait.)
After
Left: Rembrandt, Portrait of Marten Soolmans, 1634
Right: Rembrandt, Portrait of Oopjen Coppit, 1634
TEXT:
Yale University and an MBA from
is keeping her name professionally
heavy equipment company in White Plains
which is owned by his father
is a senior systems analyst for
of Geneva, Greenwich, and Palm Beach
partner in the New York law firm of
After follower of Rembrandt van Rijn,
Man with the Golden Helmet, c. 1650
TEXT:
How could you be-lieve me when I said I love you when you know I’ve been a li-ar all my life.____ I’ve had that re-pu-ta-tion since I was a youth.____ You must have been insane to think I’d tell you the truth._______ How could you be-lieve me when I said we’d mar-ry when you know I’d rath-er hang than have a wife.____ I know I said_______ I’d make you mine._____ But who would know that you would go for that old line. How could you be-
Lyrics by Burton Lane from Alan Jay Lerner song
How Could You Believe Me When I Said I Love You When You Know I’ve Been A Liar All My Life from the 1950 movie “Royal Wedding”
TEXT:
A man with a problem was worried.
For his image he need a boost.
“I’ll commission a fabulous portrait.
Then I’d be what I’m not,” he deduced.
All hats in this painting are taken from portraits by Rembrandt van Rijn.
After Raphael (1483-1520), St. George and the Dragon, 1504-6
TEXT:
ordering for lady at restaurant
helping girl from taxi with doorman available
attention to wife at parties
speaking to strange woman when traveling
escorting girl in rain
problem of revolving door
After Rembrandt van Rijn
Image in center: The Risen Christ, 1661
Clockwise, from upper left:
Christ, c. 1645-1655
Christ, c. 1645-1655
Christ, c. 1650
Christ, c. 1645-1655
Christ, c. 1661