Burlington Magazine Collection
The Burlington Magazine takes you on a captivating journey through time and art, showcasing an array of remarkable masterpieces
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The Burlington Magazine takes you on a captivating journey through time and art, showcasing an array of remarkable masterpieces. Step into the world of architectural wonders with the west front inner gate house drawing by AWN Pugin, transporting you to the grandeur of 19th-century design. Delve into history as you encounter a bearded man in a furred oriental cap and robe, painted by an unknown artist in 1631, offering a glimpse into fashion and culture from centuries ago. Experience the beauty and elegance of Gerard David's work with his stunning portrayal of a young woman adorned with an intricate headdress from 1497-1498. Marvel at the Oriental Head sculpture from the mid-late 17th century, its mysterious allure capturing your imagination. Embrace literary greatness as Alfred Lord Tennyson comes to life in Emery Walker's portrait from 1881. The depth and emotion captured in this piece reflect Tennyson's poetic genius. Travel to Palermo through breathtaking photographs that showcase The Martorana (Santa Maria Dell Ammiraglio) church and The Zisa Palace. These architectural marvels transport you to Sicily's rich cultural heritage. Gerard David returns once more with Four Heads of a Young Girl and Two Hands, allowing us to appreciate his mastery over portraiture during the early Renaissance period. Discover Rembrandt's father through an enigmatic painting dating back to 1625-1630, leaving us pondering about their relationship. Explore further architectural drawings by AWN Pugin, revealing intricate details within compartments like Anti Chapel. Immerse yourself in Chinese craftsmanship as two enamelled porcelain vases from the 15th-17th centuries captivate your senses. Finally, Heinrich Aldegrever presents Jacob Meditating on Josephs Dreams - a thought-provoking artwork that invites contemplation on biblical narratives.