Brand New!! Who Painted This? #17

I spent a long fourth dimension looking for a prototype for this week. One of my basic premises for the paintings chosen is that they must hold upwardly past times painters that are of involvement as well as don't inwards full general make a one-off wonder.

Who painted this? #18

I was surprised past times this painter equally I'd never heard of him earlier as well as however experience equally if I should have. The side past times side was that this wasn't what this stance looked similar concluding fourth dimension I looked at it!

That's equally much equally a clue equally you're getting!


"Who painted this? #17"?

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Click this link to read THE RULES for participating inwards this challenge (this saves having to re-create them out for each post!).

In short:

• use your brains non software to discovery the answer
• search using words exclusively on a database of images
• leave your respond equally a comment on this weblog  (This calendar week y'all tin post right answers 1 past times 1 if y'all like.  However y'all must convey ONE comment which summarises ALL the right answers y'all convey supplied BEFORE side past times side Friday)
• correct as well as partially right answers volition non hold upwardly published until the side past times side post - which provides the answer
• if incorrect it volition hold upwardly published
• do non larn out the respond on Facebook!
• the winner - who gets a elevate as well as a link on/from this weblog - is the showtime someone to give me a completely right respond for ALL the things I desire to know

Who Painted These 10 Popes? - The Answer

The answers are below. I've included links to the painting, the creative someone as well as the house where it is straightaway located.  I'm non reproducing the images this calendar week - merely y'all tin discovery them hither - Who painted these 10 Popes?

#1

• Title of the artwork: St. Francis Preaching a Sermon to Pope Honorius III
• Name of the Pope: Pope Honorius III (1148-1227)
• Name of the creative someone who created this artwork: Giotto
• Date it was created: 1297-1299
• Media used: Fresco
• Where it lives now: San Francesco, Upper Church, Assisi, Italy

#2

• Title of the artwork: Dream of Pope Sergius
• Name of the Pope: Pope Sergius I (650-701)
• Name of the creative someone who created this artwork: Rogier van der Weyden
• Date it was created: 1437-40
• Media used: Oil on oak panel, 89 x lxxx cm
• Where it lives now: J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles

#3

• Title of the artwork: Saint Lawrence Receiving the Treasures of the Church from Pope Sixtus II
• Name of the Pope: Pope Sixtus II  (257-258)
• Name of the creative someone who created this artwork: Fra Angelico
• Date it was created: 1447-1449
• Media used: fresco
• Where it lives now: Cappella Niccolina, Palazzi Pontifici, Vatican

#4

• Title of the artwork: Pope Paul III 
• Name of the Pope: Pope Paul III 
• Name of the creative someone who created this artwork: Titian
• Date it was created: 1545-1546
• Media used: oil on canvas 106 x 85 cm
• Where it lives now: Museo Nazionale di Capodimonte, Naples, Italy

#5 (Trick inquiry - this is inwards fact a re-create of a role of a prototype past times Raphael - painted inwards 1518. Bronzino idolised Raphael)

• Title of the artwork: Pope Leo X
• Name of the Pope: Pope Leo X
• Name of the creative someone who created this artwork: Agnolo Bronzino
• Date it was created: c.1560
• Media used: oil on tin xv x 12 cm
• Where it lives now: Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence

#6

• Title of the artwork: Catherine of Siena escorted pope Gregory XI at Rome on 17th Jan 1377 - Giorgio Vasari
• Name of the Pope: Pope Gregory XI
• Name of the creative someone who created this artwork: Giorgio Vasari
• Date it was created: ?
• Media used: fresco
• Where it lives now: Sala Regia inwards the Apostolic Palace, Rome

#7

• Title of the artwork: Portrait of Pope Innocent X
• Name of the Pope: Pope Innocent X
• Name of the creative someone who created this artwork: Diego Rodriguez de Silva y Velázquez
• Date it was created: 1650
• Media used: oil on canvas, 140 x 120 cm
• Where it lives now: Galleria Doria Pamphilj

#8

• Title of the artwork: Portrait of Pope Pius V
• Name of the Pope: Pope Pius V
• Name of the creative someone who created this artwork: Doménikos Theotokópoulos a.k.a El Greco
• Date it was created: c.1605
• Media used: oil on canvas
• Where it lives now: Private collection, Paris

#9

• Title of the artwork: Portrait of Pope Pius VII
• Name of the Pope: Pope Pius VII 
• Name of the creative someone who created this artwork: Jacques-Louis David
• Date it was created: 1805
• Media used: oil on canvas, 86.5 x 71.5 cm
• Where it lives now: Musée du Louvre, Paris, France

#10  (This is the second re-create of Raphael's prototype of Pope Leo X)

• Title of the artwork: Pope Leo X (after Raphael)
• Name of the Pope:  Pope Leo X  Pope Leo X
• Name of the creative someone who created this artwork: Fernando Botero
• Date it was created: 1964
• Media used: oil on canvass 1000 59.00 in. (149.86 cm.) (height) past times 51.00 in. (129.54 cm.) (width)
• Where it lives now: ?

The right answers

The showtime someone to supply the right respond was Jane Gardiner (Glasgow Painter) making this her 2nd win.

As expected the answers came inwards a lot to a greater extent than slow as well as I intend peradventure about people decided non to participate concluding calendar week - as well as thence couldn't resist the hunt!

Anyway, I was hugely impressed past times the people who got their submissions inwards as well as I intend I'm right inwards proverb that all those who submitted 10 got 10 correct.  There are diverse versions of where they are straightaway - merely I intend that reflects which root was used.

They are (in companionship of response):

• Sandra Robinson - concluding week's winner
• Alyson Champ
• Irene
• Mark
• David J Teter
• Ka Gray

For the tape I've personally seen (up unopen as well as personal) the Giotto inwards Assissi, the Velaquez inwards an exhibition at the National Gallery as well as (I think) the David inwards the Louvre!  The Velaquez is good worth making a journeying to see.

Beware momentous events that don't hap equally good ofttimes - if a serial of paintings mightiness hold upwardly potentially relevant!

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