Emanuel von Baeyer
London • • •

Upstairs is the top floor of our virtual exhibition space, featuring highly important works, from single objects to extensive collections. This floor is accessible by request only.

1. 
   An unconventional portrait of Victoria and Albert

   A previously unknown, deeply touching depiction of the English queen and her husband with genre elements, from a royal collection. 

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2. 
   A previously unknown portrait of Immanuel Kant

   A glorifying, romanticising and yet realistic depiction of the greatest philosopher of modern times. Discovered 20 years ago, published for the first time on the occasion of the 300th anniversary of his birth.
   

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3. 
   Two Major Sculptures

   Rudolf Belling and Donald Judd
   

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4. 
   A legendary female embroiderer of the 17th century To request an access code for this exhibition please email us at art@evbaeyer.com. If you have already received an access token, go to log in.
5. 
   An important work by an American Symbolist in Italy

   An allegorical painting by Albert Ernest Harnisch (1843 Philadelphia – 1918 Rome) dating from the late 1870s, which was most likely in preparation for a series of frescoes intended to decorate the apartment of the American writer Anne Hampton Brewster (1819-1892) in Rome.
   

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6. 
   Paul Gauguin and the circle of Vincent van Gogh

   Prints, drawings and letters by Paul Gauguin, and works by artists in the circle of Vincent van Gogh: Vincent Deckers, Paul Ferdinand Gachet, Léo Gausson, Horace Mann Livens, Maxime Maufra, Roderic O'Conor.
   

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7. 
   From Sofonisba to Ida

   Prints, drawings, paintings, sculptures, books and letters by female artists over four centuries.

   
   

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8. 
   Karel Škréta. A particularly fine drawing by the father of the Bohemian Baroque. To request an access code for this exhibition please email us at art@evbaeyer.com. If you have already received an access token, go to log in.
9. 
   A hitherto undescribed print by the Circle of Domenico Beccafumi To request an access code for this exhibition please email us at art@evbaeyer.com. If you have already received an access token, go to log in.
10. 
    Stripes, Muses and Ateliers. Picasso from 1944 to 1954. To request an access code for this exhibition please email us at art@evbaeyer.com. If you have already received an access token, go to log in.
11. 
    Sickert and his Circle To request an access code for this exhibition please email us at art@evbaeyer.com. If you have already received an access token, go to log in.
12. 
    Jean Baptiste Wicar and his circles between France and Italy: a selection of prints and drawings To request an access code for this exhibition please email us at art@evbaeyer.com. If you have already received an access token, go to log in.
13. 
    Sigmund Lipinsky (1873-1940): il viaggio di Odisseo. To request an access code for this exhibition please email us at art@evbaeyer.com. If you have already received an access token, go to log in.
14. 
    Plot and Gears. Two major works by Robert Michel. To request an access code for this exhibition please email us at art@evbaeyer.com. If you have already received an access token, go to log in.
15. 
    A rediscovered drawing by Bartolomeo Passarotti To request an access code for this exhibition please email us at art@evbaeyer.com. If you have already received an access token, go to log in.