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Leonardo da Vinci and the
Splendor of Poland:
A History of Collecting
and Patronage

Milwaukee Art Museum
Milwaukee, WI, USA
2002 - Sept.13 until 2002 Nov. 24

Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
December 8, 2002 - February 16, 2003

Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco:
California Palace of the Legion of Honor
2003 - March 8, 2003 - May 15


An exhibition of 77 paintings from public and private collections in Poland. 

The exhibition includes many outstanding paintings, many of which have never been seen in North America. The most famous exhibition painting is Leonardo da Vinci’s Lady with an Ermine (Cecilia Gallerani) from Cracow. Other highlights include Hans Memling’s great Last Judgment from Gdañsk, which has not previously been seen in the United States and will only be on view in Milwaukee. There are five of Bernardo Bellotto’s famous views of Warsaw. Also included are major Polish paintings from the last 500 years and a group of late 19th century paintings by Jewish artists. The exhibition will highlight Poland’s place in history as a meeting ground for artists and intellectuals of many nationalities; a center for rich and diverse forms of royal patronage incorporating Italian, Netherlandish and French influences.
 

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