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Survey of London
… and exceptional muscularity and depth in the Rubens room and the gallery (Plate 28b). The awesome … frieze beneath was by a Frenchman, F. J. Barrias, and the Rubens room and many of the fittings throughout were in a …
Survey of London
… assuming their present shape and size. (Plate 19.) The Rubens Ceiling. The great feature of the Banqueting House is the famous ceiling painted by Rubens 39 (see description on pp. 1323). The suggestion that Rubens should prepare something of the kind had evidently …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Rochester.Carylophyllus sylvestris flore simplici suave rubens, the single red pink, growing on the castle walls. …
The Manuscripts of Rye and Hereford Corporations, etc.
… of Eudrscryn, Pietre Wasteel, Philipp Vanderta, John Rubens, Philipp Doublei, Adolphe Vanderta, Floris Botselldre, …
Survey of London Monograph
… the Luxembourg Palace after her husband's death, and there Rubens immortalised her somewhat over-ripened charms in a … one of the most valuable outside Italy. The commission to Rubens to paint the ceiling of Inigo Jones's new banqueting … who conducted them with characteristic crookedness. 33 Rubens was asked to paint the ceiling panels, but his price …
Old and New London
… old.'" There is a portrait of Old Parr, said to be by Rubens. "When Arundel House was pulled down," in the …
Old and New London
… also was the collection of sculptures which belonged to Rubens, and in the garden was John de Bologna's "Cain and …
Old and New London
… in some cases several, from the brushes of Raphael, Rubens, Murillo, Claude, Van der Velde, Hobbima, Holbein, …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… one of the Bold family; two Claudes, and a Holy Family by Rubens. The stories of Tipping's eccentricities are legion. …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… a noli me tangere, by Tintoretto; 6 Triumphal Arches, by Rubens; the Duchess of Chevreuse, by Van Dijk, half length; … Martyrdom, by ditto; a sketch of Sampson and the Lion, by Rubens; a Madonna, an oval, unknown by what good hand; a …