OBRAZ 'ŁABĘDŹ I KACZKA' ZE ZBIORÓW MUZEUM NARODOWEGO W KRAKOWIE: NIEZNANE DZIEŁO HOLENDERSKIEGO ANIMALISTY ABRAHAMA BISSCHOPA

OBRAZ 'ŁABĘDŹ I KACZKA' ZE ZBIORÓW MUZEUM NARODOWEGO W KRAKOWIE: NIEZNANE DZIEŁO HOLENDERSKIEGO ANIMALISTY ABRAHAMA BISSCHOPA

At last year’s exhibition Rembrandt’s World. Artists. Townspeople. Explorers. held at The RoyalCastle in Warsaw, a spectacular and extraordinary animalistic scene was presented depictinga swan and a duck against the background of a ‘romantic’ landscape. The painting comesfrom the collection of the N...

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