An anamorphic painting of a ship, c 1744-1774.

UNKNOWN - JANUARY 05: An anamorphic painting, a composition that can only be viewed with a special mirror that restores the deformed image. This example was originally attributed to Van de Velde, a Dutch artist, but its origins are now uncertain. Painted on a wooden panel, the painting is unrecognisable until a cylindrical mirror is placed at its centre over a circular portrait of a lady. Viewed from above, a sailing ship without rigging will suddenly heave in sight. Paintings of this type were quite popular during the 18th century, especially anamorphic portraits that concealed the identity of the sitter from prying eyes. (Photo by SSPL/Getty Images)
UNKNOWN - JANUARY 05: An anamorphic painting, a composition that can only be viewed with a special mirror that restores the deformed image. This example was originally attributed to Van de Velde, a Dutch artist, but its origins are now uncertain. Painted on a wooden panel, the painting is unrecognisable until a cylindrical mirror is placed at its centre over a circular portrait of a lady. Viewed from above, a sailing ship without rigging will suddenly heave in sight. Paintings of this type were quite popular during the 18th century, especially anamorphic portraits that concealed the identity of the sitter from prying eyes. (Photo by SSPL/Getty Images)
An anamorphic painting of a ship, c 1744-1774.
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Editorial - n° :
90738265
Collection :
SSPL
Date de création :
5 janvier 1996
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Source :
SSPL
Référence :
10287801
Taille max. de fichier :
3504 x 2751 px (29,67 x 23,29 cm) - 300 dpi - 3 MB