The Concert, After Vermeer, by Anne Carrozza Remick

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A study of a section of Vermeer's painting, Titled, The Concert. It's one of my favorite Vermeer paintings. I remember … Read more A study of a section of Vermeer's painting, Titled, The Concert. It's one of my favorite Vermeer paintings. I remember seeing it at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum right up until it was stolen in 1990. I still have hope that some day it will be returned.

THE CONCERT, 1663-1666 is a painting by the Dutch artist Johannes Vermeer depicting a man and two women performing music. It was stolen on March 18, 1990, from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston and remains missing.

This painting is 10 x 10 inches, acrylic on primed canvas, framed with stained wood lattice, wired, signed and ready to hang up as soon you open the box. Created using archival materials. Colors may vary depending on your monitor.

About the Artist:
Artist Anne Carrozza Remick resides in a coastal, New England town with her husband, Stephen Remick, who is also an artist on Chairish. Anne's paintings are collected throughout the United States and internationally. She has sold over 260 paintings on Chairish!

From the Artist:
Thank you, to everyone who has bought a painting. I appreciate it. Follow me on Chairish for the most recent work. Be sure to check out my husband, Stephen Remick's Chairish shop. He's a wonderful artist. ©2024 Anne Carrozza Remick See less