European baroque orchestra posters & prints

1985 Cheltenham Music Festival Programme Cover Cheltenham Festivals

The Opera Orchestra Edgar Degas

Martyrdom of St. Sebastian Bartolomeo Schedoni

Portrait of a lady traditionally identified as Ortensia Mancini Jacob Ferdinand Voet

Philip, 4th Earl of Pembroke Daniel Mytens

The Lute Player, c.1595 Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio

The Opera Orchestra, c.1870 Edgar Degas

Still Life with Musical Instruments and Books, Mid of 17th cen Bartolomeo Bettera

A Young Woman playing a Harpsichord, c. 1660 Jan Havicksz Steen

The Music Lesson Gerard Ter Borch

Picardie 087 - Laon - Musee - Le Concert by Mathieu Le Nain Anonymous

Group portrait first European women's orchestra Heinrich Harmsen

A Roman Triumphal Parade, 1641 Simon Peter Tilemann

Divine Inspiration of Music, c.1640 Nicolas Regnier

The Music Lesson, c.1670 Gerard ter Borch or Terborch

Portrait of Giuseppe Tartini Italian violinist and composer. Italian School

Young Woman with a Violin, c.1612 Orazio Gentileschi

A carnival night in a Baroque piazza Jakob Isaaksz Swanenburgh

Grotto at Schloss Friedrichsthal German School

Concert with Eight Figures, 1628?1630 Anonymous

Trumpeter Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn (style of)

Louis XIV received by the sheriffs in Toulouse Antoine Durand

Portrait of the composer Heinrich Schütz, c. 1650-1660 Anonymous

Saint Cecilia, 1620-1625 Pietro da Cortona

Charles XI of Sweden, 1660 David Klocker Ehrenstrahl

Portrait of Charles Philipp, Prince of Brunswick-Lüneburg Anonymous

Musical Group on a Balcony, 1622 Gerrit van Honthorst

Satyr and Nymph, c.1630 Nicolas Poussin

A Boy Playing the Lute (Hearing Anonymous

A Woman seated at a Table and a Man tuning a Violin, c. 1657?1658 Gabriel Metsu

Concert with Musicians and Singers, c.1625 Pietro Paolini

Concert Aniello Falcone

An orchestra rehearsal, c. 1920 Pompeo Massani

The Different Nations of Europe Charles Le Brun

Portrait of William III of Orange, ca 1683 Caspar Netscher

Set design for the world premiere performance of 'Idomeneo', by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in Munich, 1781 Lorenzo I Quaglio