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World-renowned works in the Royal Collection of Buckingham Palace. The works are getting ready to appear before the audience at the exhibition titled Masterpieces from Buckingham Palace on December 11th.
Artworks in the Royal Collection of Buckingham Palace. Within the scope of the 10-year project started to update the basic services of the 18th century palace. The works will removed from the famous painting gallery of the royal family for a while and will appear in public.
Masterpieces from Buckingham Palace at the exhibition titled Masterpieces from Buckingham Palace, scheduled to open on December 11 at The Queen’s Gallery in Buckingham Palace.
Including dozens of paintings by Vermeer and Titian’s Madonna and Child with Tobias and the Angel. 65 works can be seen.
Other famous works to be exhibited are Rubens’ self-portrait dated 1623.
One of Johannes Vermeer’s 34 surviving works, The Music Lesson and Claude Lorrain’s Harbor Scene at Sunset.
While the Picture Gallery usually welcomes visitors during the annual summer opening of Buckingham Palace, the new exhibition will be the public, long-term debut of the works in the collection.
In the statement made by the Royal Collection Trust, “Visitors; “The artists will be encouraged to think about their purpose, why the paintings were so valuable in those days, and why we now consider these works as” masterpieces “.
At the exhibition, which can be viewed until February 2022, Rembrandt’s famous painting The Shipbuilder and his Wife, one of Queen Elizabeth’s favorite works, will also be on the visitors’ eyebrow.
