The Rubens Ceiling (1629-35, Banqueting House, London). Rubens’s only surviving in-situ ceiling work, commissioned by Charles I as a tribute to his father and the Stuart dynasty.

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Peter Paul Rubens’s paintings on the Banqueting Hall ceiling depicting The Union of the Crowns, The Apotheosis of James I and The Peaceful Reign of James I. Most likely commissioned by King ...

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Stroll to St. Charles Borromeo Church (admission €5), whose facade and tower Rubens helped design. Its ceiling once featured 39 Rubens paintings, which were destroyed in a 1718 fire caused by a ...

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Peter Paul Rubens THE APOTHEOSIS OF JAMES I, KING OF GREAT BRITAIN, CEILING DECORATION IN THE BANQUETING HOUSE AT WHITEHALL, BY S., 1720 46.3 x 32 cm. (18.2 x 12.6 in.) Medium Engraving Size 46.3 x 32 ...

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The final paintings, which depicted biblical scenes, female saints and “fathers” of the church, adorned the church’s ceilings, and were completed by members of Rubens’s atelier.