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This painting, one of Bor’s finest works, dates from about 1640. Its subject and its relationship to a similar picture in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, have been debated, but it is likely that the two canvases were painted as a pair and depict the complementary stories of the disillisioned Medea and Cydippe with Acontius’s apple (see fig
that the same brocade material is seen in Bor’s "Magdalen" (Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool

This room has been installed with architectural elements from a Retiring Room in the North Family Dwelling at Mount Lebanon, New York. Mount Lebanon was a religious community established by the United Society of Believers in the Second Appearing of Christ, also known as the „Shakers.“ The Retiring Room served as both a bedroom and place to retire to „in silence, for the space of half an hour, and labor for a sense of the gospel, before attending meeting.“
United States In 1774, Ann Lee and eight members of the Shakers traveled from Liverpool

Exh. cat., Tate Liverpool. London, 2015, pp. 15, 18, ill.

One of the most visually striking period rooms in the American Wing, the Richmond Room offers a curated suggestion of the grandeur of early-nineteenth-­century domestic life for wealthy Americans.
McGahey, Felling Mahogany, Liverpool, England, ca. 1850. Lithograph, 6” x 9”.

The Met’s Timeline of Art History pairs essays and works of art with chronologies and tells the story of art and global culture through the collection.
Courtesy of Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool Jacques-Louis David: Le Citoyen Franç