Mirtillo Collection

"Shepherds and Shepherdesses in a Landscape, 1735. Creator: Hieronymus van der Mij
"Shepherds and Shepherdesses in a Landscape, 1735. Other Title(s): "Shepherds and Shepherdesses in a Landscape Crowning of Mirtillo by Amarillis "

Design for a theatre piece: the blindfolded Amaryllis grabs Mirtillo, 1715-1798. Creator: Dionys van Nijmegen
Design for a theatre piece: the blindfolded Amaryllis grabs Mirtillo, 1715-1798. Design for a painting

Amaryllis and Mirtillo, 1640s. Creator: Anonymous
Amaryllis and Mirtillo, 1640s. Private Collection

Chorus of Shepherds: Carino, Montano and Mirtillo, 1640. Creator: Johann Wilhelm Baur
Chorus of Shepherds: Carino, Montano and Mirtillo, 1640

Chorus of Shepherds and Priests: Montano, Mirtillo, 1640. Creator: Johann Wilhelm Baur
Chorus of Shepherds and Priests: Montano, Mirtillo, 1640

Corisca, Amarilli and Mirtillo, 1640. Creator: Johann Wilhelm Baur
Corisca, Amarilli and Mirtillo, 1640

Amarilli and Mirtillo, 1640. Creator: Johann Wilhelm Baur
Amarilli and Mirtillo, 1640

Amarillis Crowning Mirtillo, 1631-1632. Creator: Dyck, Sir Anthony van (1599-1641)
Amarillis Crowning Mirtillo, 1631-1632. Found in the Collection of Galleria Sabauda, Torino

Amaryllis and Mirtillo, 1631-1632. Creator: Dyck, Sir Anthony van (1599-1641)
Amaryllis and Mirtillo, 1631-1632. Found in the Collection of Galleria Sabauda, Torino

Johann Wilhelm Baur, German (1607-1641), Corisca, Amarilli and Mirtillo, 1640, pen and brown ink with brown wash on laid paper

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"Mirtillo: A Timeless Tale of Love and Beauty" Step back in time to the 1640s, where the enchanting story unfolds. From anonymous creators to the talented Johann Wilhelm Baur, this captivating character has left a mark on history. In "Amaryllis and Mirtillo, " we witness their blossoming love, painted with delicate strokes by an unknown artist. The chorus of shepherds - Carino, Montano, and Mirtillo - serenade us with their harmonious voices in another masterpiece by Baur. As we delve deeper into this tale, we encounter a chorus of shepherds and priests featuring Montano and Mirtillo. Their voices intertwine like a symphony as they bring life to yet another creation by Baur. Corisca, Amarilli, and Mirtillo take center stage in another painting from 1640. With vibrant colors and intricate details, Baur captures their emotions flawlessly. Sir Anthony van Dyck's brush immortalizes Amarilli and Mirtillo in his artwork from 1631-1632. Their love radiates through every stroke as they stand side by side against all odds. But it doesn't end there; Amarillis crowns her beloved Mirtillo in another masterpiece by Sir Anthony van Dyck. This scene exudes regality as these two figures become symbols of devotion. Fast forward to Crufts 2018 - an unexpected twist. Amongst all these historical references lies a connection to our furry friends at one of the world's largest dog shows. Perhaps there is more than meets the eye when it comes to the name "Mirtillo. " Whether it be art or four-legged companionship at Crufts 2015 or Crufts 2018, one thing remains constant: the allure surrounding Mirtillo transcends time itself.