Rudolf I and Albert I with Pallas
Sir Peter Paul Rubens and Theodoor van Thulden · in or after 1635 · brush and brown ink with white oil paint over red chalk on oiled paper; verso incised for transfer
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About this picture
Rudolf I and Albert I with Pallas is a public-domain drawing by Sir Peter Paul Rubens and Theodoor van Thulden, dated in or after 1635. Brush and brown ink with white oil paint over red chalk on oiled paper; verso incised for transfer. The file comes from National Gallery of Art.
“Rudolf I and Albert I with Pallas” (in or after 1635) comes out of Rubens’s Antwerp studio. The sketches are often his own hand. The large canvases were finished with assistants.
About the artist
Peter Paul Rubens (1577–1640) ran a large Antwerp studio and painted altarpieces, hunts, portraits, and designs for tapestry. The sketches are often his own hand; the big canvases were finished with assistants.
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