Paintings



that Changed the World



 

	CONTENTS:
	Lascaux Caves	Manesse illuminated	Massys	Callot	Friedrich	Picasso
	Tutankhamen's tomb	Lorenzetti	Grunewald	Rembrandt	Constable	Matisse
	Europa and Minotaur	Karlstein Castle	Baldung	Claude Lorrain	Delacroix	Marc
	Banquet Tomb	Limbourg brothers	Altdorfer	Velazquez	Turner	Kandinsky
	Pompeii	Van Eyck	Cranach	Vermeer	Ingres	Monet
	Birth of Christianity	Della Francesca	Holbein	Rigaud	Manet	Chirico
	Hagia Sophia	Uccello	Titian	Watteau	Burne-Jones	Modigliani
	Book of Kells	Mantegna	Bruegel	Canaletto	Seurat	Chagall
	St Benedict	Botticelli	Vicentino	Boucher	Van Gogh	Kahlo
	Bayeux Tapestry	Anonymous	Arcimboldo	Fragonard	Toulouse-Lautrec	Dali
	Donizo manuscript	Durer	El Greco	Gainsborough	Munch	Ernst
	Liber Scivias	Bosch	Theodore de Bry	John Trumbull	Cezanne	Hopper
	Carmina Burana	Da Vinci	Caravaggio	David	Gauguin	Bacon
	Falcon Book	Michelangelo	Rubens	Gros	Degas	Warhol
	Giotto	Raphael	Brouwer	Goya	Klimt

From Lascaux to Warhol






"Miseries of War"
     



Jacques Callot


"La Vie des Soldats"

The Small Miseries of War (1632-1633)


 

Fronticepiece

Camp scene

Attack on the highway

Devastation of a monastery

Pillaging and burning a village

Revenge of the peasants

The Hospital

Jacques Callot


"La Vie des Soldats"

The Large Miseries of War (1632-1633)

(The Miseries of War - after 18 prints by Jacques Callot engraved by Leon Schenk 90 x 185 mm)
  
Part I

Title page
 

The Recruitment of Troops
 

The Battle
 

Scene of pillage
 

Plundering a large farmhouse
 

 
Destruction of a convent
 

Plundering and burning a village
 

Attack on a coach