Bosch Bruegel Rubens Rembrandt
Masterpieces of the Albertina
Until 30 June 2013
Online Collection
Enjoy the art works of the exhibition in our Online Collection.
The graphic collection of the ALBERTINA Museum houses an internationally important inventory of Dutch drawings. Its scope and quality make it possible to present Dutch drawing art in all of its thematic, technical and stylistic diversity. A top-class selection of 170 works is presented in the ALBERTINA Museum.
Highlights of the exhibition are larger groups of works from Hieronymus Bosch, Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Maarten van Heemskerck, Hendrick Goltzius, Rembrandt, Anton van Dyck and Peter Paul Rubens.
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Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn: A young woman having her hair braided, mid-1630s
Pen with brown ink, pen with brown and grey ink (grey ink added later)
(The Albertina Museum, Vienna)
Peter Paul Rubens: Rubens' son Nicolas with a red, felt cap, 1625-1627
Black and red chalk, wiped, accented with white chalk
(The Albertina Museum, Vienna)
Hieronymus Bosch: Tree man, ca. 1505
Pen with brown ink
(The Albertina Museum, Vienna)
Anton van Dyck: The crucifixion of Peter, ca. 1620
Black chalk, brush with brown ink
(The Albertina Museum, Vienna)
Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn: Cottages under a stormy sky, ca. 1635
Pen with brown ink, brown and grey wash, white coating paint on brownish paper
(The Albertina Museum, Vienna)
Pen with brown ink, pen with brown and grey ink (grey ink added later) (The Albertina Museum, Vienna)
Black and red chalk, wiped, accented with white chalk (The Albertina Museum, Vienna)
Pen with brown ink (The Albertina Museum, Vienna)
Black chalk, brush with brown ink (The Albertina Museum, Vienna)
Pen with brown ink, brown and grey wash, white coating paint on brownish paper (The Albertina Museum, Vienna)