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Woman Weaving a Crown of Flowers, c. 1675-80 (oil on panel)
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Woman Weaving a Crown of Flowers, c. 1675-80 (oil on panel)
4073372 Woman Weaving a Crown of Flowers, c.1675-80 (oil on panel) by Schalken or Schalcken, Godfried (1643-1706); 26.7x20.3 cm; National Gallery of Art, Washington DC, USA; Dutch, out of copyright
Media ID 23259516
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17th Apron Cupid Daydreaming Golden Age Longing Seventeenth Yearning
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In this portrait captured by Godfried Schalcken, a Dutch artist from the 17th century, we are transported to a world of love and yearning. The painting titled "Woman Weaving a Crown of Flowers" showcases a young woman seated in front of an exquisite fountain, lost in her daydreams. With delicate flowers scattered around her, she skillfully weaves together a crown fit for royalty. Her profile is illuminated by the soft golden light that bathes her surroundings, emphasizing her beauty and grace. A hat adorned with intricate details sits atop her head, adding to the allure of this enchanting scene. As our eyes wander through the painting, we notice the presence of Cupid nearby. This symbol of love further enhances the atmosphere of longing and desire portrayed in this Baroque masterpiece. The woman's apron suggests that she may be engaged in domestic tasks while indulging in dreams and fantasies. Schalcken's attention to detail is evident as he captures every fold on her dress and every strand of hair with precision. This work belongs to the Dutch Golden Age period when art flourished under great masters like Rembrandt van Rijn. Displayed at the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC, this painting continues to captivate viewers centuries later with its timeless beauty and evocative portrayal of human emotions.
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