David Teniers the Younger

Venus and Cupid

David Teniers the Younger
Venus and Cupid

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These two small paintings are copies of Italian works. The scene of blind people stumbling into a hole is copied from a painting by Domenico Fetti, and the painting of Venus and Cupid from a work by Paris Bordone.

Teniers made the copies so that etchings could be made from them. They were intended for his Theatrum Pictorium, a book about Italian paintings in the archducal collection in Brussels.

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David Teniers the Younger
Venus and Cupid

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Détails

Informations générales
Artiste David Teniers the Younger (Antwerp 1610 - 1690 Brussels)
Titre Venus and Cupid
Nom de l'objet painting
Numéro d'inventaire 1161
Détails des matériaux et techniques
Technique oil
Matériau panel
Dimensions 17 x 23 cm
Inscriptions
Bears inscription on the verso: Paris Bordone . pi.

Origine

Probably in the artist's studio estate; John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough, Blenheim Castle, near Woodstock, Oxfordshire; sale London, 26 June 1886, lot 178-179 (with inv. no. 1161); Thomas Agnew & Sons Ltd., London; Maison Artz, The Hague; Mr. Dr. J.C. Overvoorde (1865-1930), Wassenaar; gift of his widow, J. Overvoorde-Gordon to the Stedelijk Museum De Lakenhal, Leiden (inv. no. S 643), 1939; on loan to the Mauritshuis, since 2009