C 1690 Collection
Step back in time to the year 1690, a period of artistic brilliance and cultural richness
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Step back in time to the year 1690, a period of artistic brilliance and cultural richness. Aert de Gelder, a renowned Dutch painter, captures the essence of youth and beauty in his mesmerizing portrait of a young woman. Her delicate features and enigmatic gaze transport us to an era filled with elegance and grace. Meanwhile, Melchior d Hondecoeter's masterpiece "The Menagerie" immerses us in a world teeming with vibrant wildlife. The artist's meticulous attention to detail brings each creature to life, showcasing nature's diversity and wonder. Intrigue awaits as we delve into the exquisite craftsmanship of Henri La Pierre's snuffbox adorned with Queen Mary's portrait. This small yet opulent treasure reflects the grandeur and influence of royalty during this period. Moving on to furniture design, we encounter a folding table made from black lacquered white wood. Its foldable blade showcases ingenuity while attributed craftsmanship adds an air of mystery surrounding its creator. Johannes Voorhout (I) takes us on an ethereal journey through his painting "Aurora. " The soft hues and delicate brushstrokes evoke dawn breaking over mythical landscapes, captivating our imagination. Willem Hendrik Wilhelmus van Royen presents us with a flower still life framed by his monogrammed signature. Each bloom radiates vivid colors against dark backgrounds, reminding us of the fleeting beauty found within nature. Cornelis Dusart transports us bustling streets as we observe a woman peddling her wares. His masterful technique captures every detail - from her animated expression to the lively atmosphere surrounding her stall. Religious themes come alive through Johannes Voorhout (I)'s depiction of Christ Blessing the Children. The tender scene conveys compassion and love while inviting contemplation on faith during this era. In contrast, Cornelis Dusart portrays the quacksalver or charlatan, a common figure in 17th-century society.