Two Putti Collection

Allegory Arts personification Painting stands
Allegory of the Arts, Allegory of the Arts. The personification of Painting stands in front of a painting on a pedestal, on the right is Music. Two putti with a mask play at the bottom left

Emblem year middle palm tree symbol annual rotation
Emblem: year, In the middle a palm tree (symbol for the annual rotation) with a medallion with the god Janus, the Roman god of the past and the future

Venus Cupid Spring Le printemps title object
Venus and Cupid - Spring Le printemps (title on object) Biblical, mythological and allegorical representations (series title), Venus is leaning against a tree. An arrow quiver in her hands

Diana bow arrow cloud Biblical mythological allegorical representations
Diana with bow and arrow on a cloud Biblical, mythological and allegorical representations (series title), Diana sits on a cloud, bow and arrow in his hand

Two putti helmeted coat arms image three birds
Two putti with a helmeted coat of arms, Two putti with a helmeted coat of arms with the image of three birds. To the right, a putto kneels with folded hands in front of the shield

Allegory marriage placed graceful cartouche up
Allegory of marriage, placed in a graceful cartouche that is made up of flowers, plants, and architectural fragments. Centrally in the performance

Flora garden Reading Poezy Flowers T Zamen Vondel
Flora in a garden Reading Poezy as Flowers T Zamen, Vondel (title on object), Flora sits in a garden, in the company of two putti who scatter flowers. Next to her is a basket of flowers

Two putti goat tambourine he-goat billy-goat
Two putti with a goat and tambourine, he-goat, billy-goat, tambourine, cupids: amores, amoretti, putti, Jacob Hoolaart, Dordrecht, 1728 - 1789, paper, etching, h 78 mm × w 80 mm

Two putti buck tambourine he-goat billy-goat
Two putti with buck and tambourine, he-goat, billy-goat, tambourine, cupids: amores, amoretti, putti, Jacob Hoolaart, Dordrecht, 1728 - 1789, paper, etching, h 79 mm × w 77 mm

Allegory Birth woman gives newborn baby two putti
Allegory of Birth, A woman gives a newborn baby to two putti. On the left is a woman with a burning torch. On the right is a woman who has just given birth. There are two women next to the bed

vision Ezekiel landscape God Father floating
The vision of Ezekiel, Ezekiel, below in the landscape, has a vision of God the Father floating in the air with the symbols of the four Evangelists and two putti

Maps Spanish Armada 16 21 July 1588 Two cards
Maps of the Spanish Armada (16 and 21 July 1588), Two cards (I-II) with the Spanish fleet in the Channel below the coast of Cornwall and Devon, within an ornamental frame

Perseus two putti Hercules back Right half cut print
Perseus with two putti and Hercules, seen on the back, seen on the back. Right half of a cut print, cupids: amores, amoretti, putti, (story of) Perseus, (story of) Hercules (Heracles)

Commemorative unknown painter Commemorative decorated
Commemorative for an unknown painter, Commemorative decorated with a laurel wreath and a portrait of the deceased. At the base are two putti who paint a panel, the third putto reads a book

Commemorated occasion marriage Jonas Witsen Isabella Maria Hooft
Commemorated on the occasion of the marriage of Jonas Witsen and Isabella Maria Hooft, Allegorical performance with a commemorative needle on the occasion of the marriage of Jonas Witsen

Ornaments Minerva Neues Unterschidliches Bilder Laub und Grodetschgenwerk
Ornaments and Minerva Neues Unterschidliches Bilder Laub und Grodetschgenwerk (...) (series title on object), A rocaille cartouche with series title is surrounded by two rocaille ornaments with

Pass card part coast Ireland England France Spain Pass card
Pass card of a part of the coast of Ireland, England, France and Spain Pass card of the Bight of Vrankryck Biscaien and Galissen the income of the Canaal as Meden t Channel of Bristol

Trap des Levens Title page J. Cats Houwelyck 1625-1635 Hovwelick
Trap des Levens Title page for: J.Cats, Houwelyck, 1625-1635 Hovwelick (title on object), Title page with eight different phases of life: from childhood (bottom left), through adulthood

Vlijt conquers Laziness Luijheit Naerstigheit (title on object) One and forty pieces, different Sinnebeeldens (series title), Two putti, one putto lying on the floor while the other overpowers him

Georges Privat Livemont Wallpaper two putti wallpaper painting
Georges Privat Livemont, Wallpaper with representation of two putti, wallpaper painting canvas linen oil painting, Medallion with caressing putti surrounded by ornaments linnen

personification Philosophy sitting clouds feet resting
Artokoloro

Frieze Children Supporting Bust Emperor Surrounded
Artokoloro

Two putti legs ending scrollwork bat Ornaments
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Panel Shutter Decoration Two Putti Garlands 17th century
Artokoloro

Venus Forge Vulcan recto Sketches Two Putti verso
Artokoloro

Frontispiece Battles Old Testament arms Medici Crowned
Artokoloro

Design Bucket Vessel Handle Non-Figural Interlaces
Artokoloro

Reverse Copy Allegory Louis XVI Occasion Accession
Artokoloro

Venus Two Putti Engraving Sheet 2 3 / 8 1 7 / 16
Artokoloro

God Father Seated Cloud Flanked Two Putti 17th century
Artokoloro

Design Decoration Cupola Prophet King David Two Putti
Artokoloro

Horizontal Panel Design Sphinx Two Putti Lionesque Fantastical Creature Interspersed
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Allegory Justice Two Putti Lorenzo Sabatini Fresco
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Allegory Louis XVI Occasion Accession Throne
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Titeplate series prints Poloidoro title shield supported
Artokoloro

Nude Male Two Putti 17th century Red chalk light brown paper
Artokoloro

Design Frieze Acanthus Scrolls Vase Two Putti
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Design Arch Fountain Two Putti recto Architectural Structure
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ornamental Frieze two Putti Monster 16th century
Artokoloro

Landscape with two putti, Lucas van Uden, 1605 - 1673

Allegory with two putti, Abraham Delfos, 1741 - 1820

Display Block Allegory with two putti, print maker: Abraham Delfos, Jacob de Wit, 1741 - 1820

Two putti with a coat of arms, Nicols van Frankendaal, 1764

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In this captivating painting, two putti take center stage as they embody the essence of Allegory Arts. Personification at its finest, these cherubic figures stand proudly amidst a vibrant canvas. Emblematic of the passing year, their placement in the middle is reminiscent of a palm tree symbolizing annual rotation. As if plucked from Venus and Cupid's realm of love and Spring's enchantment, Le printemps title object seems to come alive through their presence. Diana's bow and arrow hover above them, surrounded by clouds that whisper biblical and mythological allegorical representations. The image also showcases two putti adorned with helmeted coats of arms while three birds gracefully accompany them. A marriage between artistry and grace is placed within a cartouche further up in the composition. Flora tends to her garden nearby, engrossed in reading Poezy Flowers by T Zamen Vondel. Two putti playfully engage with a goat tambourine alongside a he-goat billy-goat - an embodiment of lively spirit captured on canvas. Another scene reveals two putti mirroring this interaction but with a buck instead. An allegory depicting birth unfolds before our eyes as we witness a woman giving life to a newborn baby under the watchful gaze who seem to bless this precious moment. As if transported into Ezekiel's vision or floating landscapes envisioned by God Himself, these celestial beings bring ethereal beauty to life on this painted surface. Maps showcasing the Spanish Armada during its fateful journey from 16th-21st July 1588 find themselves accompanied by none other than these mischievous yet endearing creatures - two cards held firmly in their grasp. These hints all converge into an exquisite portrayal where "two putti" become more than just mere subjects; they become conduits for storytelling and symbolism that captivate viewers' imaginations for centuries to come.