Chatsworth House Violin Painting. behind a door in chatsworth’s state music room hangs a very famous violin. Episode 6 reveals the mysterious history of this. there are certain artworks that we feel an emotional connection. among the many such beloved pictures at chatsworth, one in particular stands out: visitors to chatsworth house in derbyshire are struck at the illusion of a violin hanging on a door in the state music room. one of chatsworth’s most famous works of art, the trompe l’oeil painting of a violin that appears to hang from a real metal peg on the door itself, was placed. The peg is real, but the violin is not — it’s a very convincing trompe l’oeil painting executed by the dutch artist jan van der vaardt. It is not an actual instrument, but rather an extraordinary tromp l’oeil depiction that is celebrated for its astonishing illusionism. From wikimedia commons, the free media repository. trompe l'oeil of a violin and bow hanging on a door. Jan van der vaardt’s trompe l’oeil violin. So uncannily convincing is this painting that “people will say to me, who last played it?
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visitors to chatsworth house in derbyshire are struck at the illusion of a violin hanging on a door in the state music room. From wikimedia commons, the free media repository. So uncannily convincing is this painting that “people will say to me, who last played it? It is not an actual instrument, but rather an extraordinary tromp l’oeil depiction that is celebrated for its astonishing illusionism. one of chatsworth’s most famous works of art, the trompe l’oeil painting of a violin that appears to hang from a real metal peg on the door itself, was placed. among the many such beloved pictures at chatsworth, one in particular stands out: Episode 6 reveals the mysterious history of this. Jan van der vaardt’s trompe l’oeil violin. The peg is real, but the violin is not — it’s a very convincing trompe l’oeil painting executed by the dutch artist jan van der vaardt. behind a door in chatsworth’s state music room hangs a very famous violin.
Painting by Jan Van Der Vaardt of a violin and bow... Chatsworth
Chatsworth House Violin Painting So uncannily convincing is this painting that “people will say to me, who last played it? among the many such beloved pictures at chatsworth, one in particular stands out: So uncannily convincing is this painting that “people will say to me, who last played it? From wikimedia commons, the free media repository. one of chatsworth’s most famous works of art, the trompe l’oeil painting of a violin that appears to hang from a real metal peg on the door itself, was placed. there are certain artworks that we feel an emotional connection. behind a door in chatsworth’s state music room hangs a very famous violin. visitors to chatsworth house in derbyshire are struck at the illusion of a violin hanging on a door in the state music room. Jan van der vaardt’s trompe l’oeil violin. It is not an actual instrument, but rather an extraordinary tromp l’oeil depiction that is celebrated for its astonishing illusionism. Episode 6 reveals the mysterious history of this. The peg is real, but the violin is not — it’s a very convincing trompe l’oeil painting executed by the dutch artist jan van der vaardt. trompe l'oeil of a violin and bow hanging on a door.
