Music Book Collection

Group of musicians
HGM79817 Group of musicians by Bijlert or Bylert, Jan van (1603-71); Haags Gemeentemuseum, The Hague, Netherlands; eKunstmuseum den Haag; Dutch, out of copyright

Portrait of a Man with a Book of Music, c. 1700 (oil on canvas)
2829650 Portrait of a Man with a Book of Music, c.1700 (oil on canvas) by British School, (18th Century); Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, UK; eBristol Museums

Portrait Arnoldus van Rijneveld Portrait Arnoldus van Rijneveld
Portrait of Arnoldus van Rijneveld Portrait of Arnoldus van Rijneveld, Portrait of Arnoldus van Rijneveld (1715-98), jeweler, brother of Isaac van Rijneveld

Woman tuning teorbe young woman tunes lute light
Woman tuning a teorbe, Woman tuning a teorbe. A young woman tunes a lute by the light of a candle, in the foreground a table with a music book

music lesson old bearded man teaches young woman
The music lesson, The music lesson. An old bearded man teaches a young woman how to play a guitar. The woman has a music book in her right hand

Satire trial Johan van Oldenbarneveldt Johan van Oldenbarnevelt
Satire on the trial of Johan van Oldenbarneveldt, Satire on the trial of Johan van Oldenbarnevelt. The state lawyer sits on a bench surrounded by his judges in the guise of different kinds of animals

Auditus Hearing Five senses series title interior
Auditus / The Hearing Five senses (series title), In an interior, an elegant couple is seated at the table by a violin player singing from a music book

Ornament Bacchus kneeling woman middle two-headed monster
Ornament with Bacchus and a kneeling woman, In the middle a two-headed monster, singing from a music book, placed on a kneeling woman. She looks up at Bacchus, who raises a glass

The Study, or The Song, c. 1769 (oil on canvas)
XIR52290 The Study, or The Song, c.1769 (oil on canvas) by Fragonard, Jean-Honore (1732-1806); 81.5x65.5 cm; Louvre, Paris, France; French, out of copyright

Allegory of the majority of William V, 1766, print maker: Cornelis van Noorde, 1766

The Music Lesson, c. 1670 (oil on canvas)
XOS1766036 The Music Lesson, c.1670 (oil on canvas) by Borch or Terborch, Gerard ter (1617-81)(follower); 69x55.1 cm; National Gallery of Art, Washington DC, USA; Dutch, out of copyright

Coat of Libertus of Axele, Michiel le Blon, 1615

The five senses, print maker: Crispijn van de Passe II, 1620

Portrait of Rose Adelaide Ducreux (1761-1802) (oil on canvas)
XIR155311 Portrait of Rose Adelaide Ducreux (1761-1802) (oil on canvas) by David, Jacques Louis (1748-1825) (attr.to); Musee des Beaux-Arts, Rouen, France; French, out of copyright

Girl with a violoncello, Wallerant Vaillant, Gerard Pietersz. van Zijl, Frederik de Wit, 1658 - 1706

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"Capturing the Harmony: Exploring the World of Music through Art" Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of music with this captivating collection. From a group of talented musicians harmonizing their melodies to a portrait of a man engrossed in his book of sheet music, these artworks transport us to different eras and evoke the timeless power of music. In "The Concert of Angels, " we witness celestial beings serenading us with heavenly tunes, their delicate features and ethereal expressions adding an otherworldly charm. The attention to detail in this fresco is awe-inspiring, as every brushstroke brings forth the beauty and gracefulness that only music can convey. Moving on, we encounter Arnoldus van Rijneveld's striking portrait. His intense gaze hints at his deep connection with music, while his surroundings suggest that he is surrounded by its influence. This painting serves as a reminder that behind every musician lies a story waiting to be told. As we delve further into this musical journey, we come across scenes depicting teaching moments – from a woman tuning her teorbe under soft light to an old bearded man imparting wisdom upon a young woman during her music lesson. These images capture the passing down of knowledge and skills from one generation to another – an essential aspect in preserving musical traditions throughout history. Amongst these artistic treasures lies Johan van Oldenbarnevelt's satire trial scene, reminding us that even amidst political turmoil, music has always been able to provide solace and respite for those seeking refuge from reality. It speaks volumes about how deeply ingrained it is within our society. Finally, Elias van Nijmegen's intricate ornament featuring Bacchus kneeling before a woman accompanied by a two-headed monster showcases how diverse forms of art intertwine seamlessly with each other. Just like different instruments harmonize together in creating beautiful compositions; visual arts also find inspiration within musical themes.