Sculptuur van Flora by Hubert Quellinus

Sculptuur van Flora 1646 - 1670

drawing, paper, ink, sculpture, pencil

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drawing

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baroque

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pencil sketch

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landscape

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figuration

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paper

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ink

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coloured pencil

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sculpture

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pen-ink sketch

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pencil

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watercolour illustration

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history-painting

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academic-art

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nude

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pencil art

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realism

This engraving by Hubert Quellinus depicts the Roman goddess Flora, who is associated with flowers and springtime. It is believed to have been created between 1646 and 1670. Flora is shown holding a cornucopia overflowing with fruits, symbolizing the bounty of nature. The engraving, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, captures the classical beauty of the goddess with its detailed lines and refined execution. Quellinus's artistic style, known for its meticulous attention to detail, is evident in the carefully rendered drapery and the delicate contours of Flora's form.

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