RubensSiegen 1577 - Antwerp 1640
Articles
How Rembrandt used gold chains as a symbol of the high honor due to him as a great master
Rembrandt and the Artist’s Gold Chain
See how Rubens turned a variation on a Leonardo composition into a scene of creative struggle in his own mind
Rubens’ Battle of the Standard (c.1600) after Leonardo
Looking at how one great master copies another is a useful lesson in seeing the meaning in art
Rubens’ Copy of Caravaggio’s Entombment (1612-14)
Learn how one artist copies another and makes it his own
Rubens’ Copy of Titian’s Charles V in Armor with a Drawn Sword (c.1603)
See how Rubens' own face is veiled behind a drawing of a forest path
Rubens’ Forest Path (n.d.), a drawing
All art depicts the artist's mind. Here's one way you can see it.
Rubens’ Miracles of St. Ignatius of Loyola (c.1619)
EPPH Blog Posts on Rubens
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