Philippe de Champaigne — 3D virtualusis muziejus

Pasivaikščiokite virtualia galerija, kurioje iškabinę 32 Philippe de Champaigne kūrybiniais darbais.

• Philippe de Champaigne: The Last Supper, known as The Little Supper
• The Échevins of the City of Paris, Philippe de Champaigne
• Philippe de Champaigne kūrinys „Portrait of Omer Talon“
• Jean-Baptiste Colbert (1619–1683) – meno spaudas
• Portrait of Cardinal Richelieu
• Portrait of King Charles II of England – meno spaudas
• Annunciation
• The Annunciation, Philippe de Champaigne
• Lamentation of Abel, Philippe de Champaigne
• Scene from the Life of St Benedict. The Poisoned Cup of Wine – meno spaudas
• Philippe de Champaigne: Portrait of an Alderman of the City of Paris
• Unknown man, formerly known as Montague Bertie, 2nd Earl of Lindsey – meno spaudas
• Lamentation of Abel – meno spaudas, kūrėjas Philippe de Champaigne
• Portrait of a man in official robes
• King Louis XIII – meno spaudas, kūrėjas Philippe de Champaigne
• Madonna and Child – meno spaudas, kūrėjas Philippe de Champaigne
• The abbé de Saint-Cyran
• Philippe de Champaigne: The Virgin Mary
• Philippe de Champaigne: Louis XIII, 1601 - 1643. King of France
• Portrait of Francois Lotin de Charny – meno spaudas, kūrėjas Philippe de Champaigne
• Philippe de Champaigne: Antoine Singlin
• St Bruno
• The Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple – meno spaudas, kūrėjas Philippe de Champaigne
• Philippe de Champaigne kūrinys „Saint Jerome in the Wilderness“
• Louis XIII (1601-1643) – meno spaudas, kūrėjas Philippe de Champaigne
• The Immortal Glory of Richelieu – meno spaudas, kūrėjas Philippe de Champaigne
• Portrait of artist's wife Charlotte Duchesne – meno spaudas, kūrėjas Philippe de Champaigne
• The assumption of the Virgin, Philippe de Champaigne
• Saint Arsenius Leaving the World – meno spaudas, kūrėjas Philippe de Champaigne
• Louis XIII, King of France (1610-43) – meno spaudas, kūrėjas Philippe de Champaigne
• Armand, Cardinal Richelieu (1585-1642) – meno spaudas, kūrėjas Philippe de Champaigne
• Cephalus and Procris in a Landscape, Philippe de Champaigne