18 London - small bit of larger art work

A Flemish Spaniard.
Hehehehe

yes!

Un petit morceau d'une œuvre d'art bien vu et excellemment partagée.
J'imagine la partie restante de cette remarquable peinture.
Bonne et heureuse semaine a venir paisible et salutaire.

Thank you. I was consistently impressed with all the details I saw in the paintings at the National Gallery. Not only could the painters represented there paint well, but they had such incredible imaginations.
peace.

a nice detail you captured!

Wish you a peaceful new week!

Thanks!

oui , excellent !!

merci beaucoup!

It says the Garden of Eden has been abandoned.
Happy new week ☆☆☆

Indeed.

Da hast du eine sehr schöne Entdeckung auch fotografiert liebe Laura,sehr schön ist dieser Bildausschnitt :))

Wünsche noch einen schönen Nachmittag,liebe Grüße Güni :))

Thank you.
peace.

Wow, the serpent... Such details are worth looking at!

Right? And it is quite small in the painting, but important to the theme.

je ne connaissais pas et j'ai cherché ! je te mets le lien et j'ai vu en bas la partie que tu nous proposes ! intéressant !*****************
www.meisterdrucke.fr/fine-art-prints/Bartolom%C3%A9-Bermejo/717421/Saint-Michel-triomphe-du-diable%2C-1468.html

It takes a special eye to see the beauty in the details.

You are so kind, thank you!

Wonderful perspective!

Admired in: www.ipernity.com/group/tolerance

Thanks, William.

Great detail.

Thank you, Don. Glad you like it.

Hi Laura
I like this picture very much!
It is a very interesting that you spotted it, and shared it, so I looked further...
It says "Rubeus", the Latin for 'Red Hair'...
Best Wishes, Happy Monday,, and stay safe!!
Peter

This is the most important fifteenth-century Spanish painting in Britain. It was almost certainly the central part of a polyptych (multi-panelled altarpiece) commissioned for the high altar of the church of San Miguel in Tous, near Valencia. De Cárdenas, known as ‘Bermejo’ because of his red hair or ruddy complexion, has signed the painting on a folded piece of parchment at the bottom left, using the Latin version of his nickname, ‘Rubeus’
www.nationalgallery.org.uk/paintings/bartolome-bermejo-saint-michael-triumphs-over-the-devil

I'm glad you like it. All credit goes to the painter of course *smile**.

I wondered about the word - thanks for the research. Fascinating!

Wish you a sunny week ahead!

*smile* - It was! Have a great weekend.

Interesting and creative artwork, Laura

Thank you. It helps to have a great painting to start from - ha!

I know this painting and love it… love the way you spotted this part with the snake popping!
More info about details here:
www.nationalgallery.org.uk/exhibitions/past/bartolome-bermejo/in-detail-saint-michael-triumphs-over-the-devil