Bacchus, Ceres and Venus 1612 - 1655
painting, oil-paint, canvas
allegory
baroque
painting
oil-paint
figuration
oil painting
canvas
underpainting
genre-painting
nude
"Bacchus, Ceres and Venus" is a Baroque painting by Cornelis Schut, dating from 1612-1655, currently housed in the Statens Museum for Kunst in Denmark. The artwork features the Roman deities Bacchus, Ceres and Venus in an intimate composition. The painting's dynamic composition and vibrant colors are characteristic of the Baroque style, popular in Europe during the 17th century. Schut's use of light and shadow creates a sense of depth and drama, while the figures' expressive gestures and the overall theme of abundance evoke a sense of sensuality and celebration. This masterpiece is a testament to Schut's talent as a painter and a captivating example of Flemish Baroque art.
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