Aurum Baroque
Permanent Collection
Aurum is devoted to the Baroque — the art movement that understood darkness as a subject in its own right. Works by the masters of chiaroscuro, mythological painting, and devotional portraiture, drawn from the 17th century tradition that remade Western painting.
Floor plan
Explore by room
3 rooms
The Chiaroscuro Hall
The defining Baroque technique — dramatic contrasts of illuminated and shadowed form — explored through religious scenes, portraits, and mythologies. Works where darkness is as active as light.
3 works
The Mythological Cabinet
Baroque mythological painting at its most theatrical — Jupiter descending in storms, gods feasting with mortal abandon, allegories of time and fate rendered at monumental scale.
3 works
Intimate Baroque
The quieter register of the Baroque — the vanitas still life, the civic portrait, the devotional panel. Works where the drama is interior and the scale is domestic.
2 works
Collection overview

The Chiaroscuro Hall
The Calling of Saint Matthew
Marco Vincenti · 1634

Intimate Baroque
Vanitas with Skull and Roses
Helena Brouwer · 1648

Intimate Baroque
Portrait of a Noblewoman in Black
Pieter van Haecht · 1641

The Chiaroscuro Hall
Anatomy Lesson of Doctor Oost
Cornelis Hartman · 1657

The Mythological Cabinet
Jupiter and Io
Gianluca Ferrante · 1628

The Mythological Cabinet
The Feast of the Gods
Alesandro Barbieri · 1652

The Chiaroscuro Hall
The Penitent Magdalene
Isabella Contarini · 1638

The Mythological Cabinet
Allegory of Fortune
Marco Vincenti · 1645