The Courtauld Gallery is home to one of the greatest collections of art in the UK and an annual programme of focused exhibitions, displays and contemporary commissions. All housed in a beautiful human-sized gallery at Somerset House.
The Courtauld Institute is a research-led, independent college of the University of London, offering world–renowned programmes in the history, conservation, curation and business of art.
We care for an outstanding art collection, advance the study and conservation of visual art, and share it through acclaimed exhibitions. Your support helps us inspire new ways of seeing and thinking about art.
By Dr Guido Rebecchini, Associate Dean for Students (2019-2021) and Reader in Sixteenth-Century Southern European Art at The Courtauld In the 15th century, floor tiles of tin-glazed earthenware (called...
By Dr Guido Rebecchini, Associate Dean for Students (2019-2021) and Reader in Sixteenth-Century Southern European Art at The Courtauld In the 15th century, floor tiles of tin-glazed earthenware (called...
In this particular painting, Young Woman Powdering Herself, the modulation of light and shadow on the wall is achieved with the use of small dots of pure colour juxtaposed in...
By Dr Guido Rebecchini, Associate Dean for Students (2019-2021) and Reader in Sixteenth-Century Southern European Art at The Courtauld In the 15th century, floor tiles of tin-glazed earthenware (called...
By Dr Guido Rebecchini, Associate Dean for Students (2019-2021) and Reader in Sixteenth-Century Southern European Art at The Courtauld In the 15th century, floor tiles of tin-glazed earthenware (called...
By Dr Guido Rebecchini, Associate Dean for Students (2019-2021) and Reader in Sixteenth-Century Southern European Art at The Courtauld In the 15th century, floor tiles of tin-glazed earthenware (called...
The Forest of Radnor, a plateau in mid-Wales used as a royal hunting ground in the medieval period, looms against clouds. The view may well have been taken from the...
By Dr Guido Rebecchini, Associate Dean for Students (2019-2021) and Reader in Sixteenth-Century Southern European Art at The Courtauld In the 15th century, floor tiles of tin-glazed earthenware (called...
On a hill overlooking a river, a hunter takes aim at two rabbits as his dog looks on and another hunter appears to stalk him with a spear. The subject...
By Dr Guido Rebecchini, Associate Dean for Students (2019-2021) and Reader in Sixteenth-Century Southern European Art at The Courtauld In the 15th century, floor tiles of tin-glazed earthenware (called...
Pieter Bruegel created this detailed drawing as a design for an engraving. Celebrated for his vivid depictions of peasant life, Bruegel here shows revellers at a festival in the Flemish...
By Dr Guido Rebecchini, Associate Dean for Students (2019-2021) and Reader in Sixteenth-Century Southern European Art at The Courtauld In the 15th century, floor tiles of tin-glazed earthenware (called...
