The Resurrection Rembrandt van Rijn with the town of Tivoli

with the town of Tivoli above

The celebrated Cascatelle of Tivoli

the smeared areas laid on around the girl's left eye and temple)

This picture was probably painted when Both was in Rome

and on the left the flagship of the Dutch Mediterranean squadron

The Resurrection Rembrandt van Rijn with the town of TivoliThis painting, executed towards the end of Ricci's stay in London, around 1714 16, is one of two modelli (oil sketches) for the fresco in the apse of the chapel of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea. Some of the elements in this sketch and in the final painting seem to reference motifs by Paolo Veronese (the angels lifting the grave's lid), Annibale Carracci (the soldiers, the grave and the lantern) and Salvator Rosa (the cliffs in the background and the