- The portrait known as “The Ugly Duchess” by the Flemish artist Quenten Matsys is one of the most popular paintings in the British National Gallery.
- “Ugly Duchess” by Quentin Matsys is either an attempt to mock vanity or based upon a real person suffering from Paget’s disease.
- art visual art pieces paintings Quentin Matsys - The Ugly Duchess (aka The Grotesque Old Woman).
- In 1513 Quentin Massys, a Flemish Artist, finished a painting appropriately titled: “An Old Woman (The Ugly Duchess).”Bulunamadı: matsys
- Quentin Matsys - The Ugly Duchess (aka The Grotesque Old Woman) (c. 1513). It was probably intended to satirise old women who try inappropriately to recreate...
- An old woman (The ugly duchess) Quinten Matsijs (Anglicised to Quentin Matsys or Quinten Massys) Oil on oak, c. 1513 National Gallery, London.
- The Ugly Duchess (also known as A Grotesque Old Woman) is a satirical portrait painted by the Flemish artist Quentin Matsys around 1513.
- A short one for all you (ART lovers or haters)? out there! The original "Princess Foina"! lol! I think even Shrek would bind this Ugly!