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Photo Mug : Caritas: Joanna de Geer (1629-1691) with her Children Cecilia Trip (1660-1728)... 1662-1669. Creator: Ferdinand Bol
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Caritas: Joanna de Geer (1629-1691) with her Children Cecilia Trip (1660-1728)... 1662-1669. Creator: Ferdinand Bol
Caritas: Joanna de Geer (1629-1691) with her Children Cecilia Trip (1660-1728) and Laurens Trip (b. 1662), 1662-1669. Other Title(s): Caritas: Joanna de Geer (1629-1691) with her Children Cecilia Trip (1660-1728) and Laurens Trip (b. 1662). A Mother, thought to be Johanna de Geer (1627-1691), and two Children
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Bring a touch of old world charm to your daily routine with our Media Storehouse Photo Mug featuring the captivating painting of Caritas: Joanna de Geer (1629-1691) with her Children Cecilia Trip (1660-1728) and Laurens Trip (b. 1662), created by the renowned Dutch painter Ferdinand Bol in the late 17th century. This beautiful work of art, titled "Caritas," showcases the tender moment between a loving mother and her children. Each mug is expertly printed with high-quality, vibrant images that will not fade or peel, allowing you to enjoy this timeless masterpiece every day. Perfect for a gift or for your personal collection, this Photo Mug is a must-have for art lovers and history enthusiasts alike.
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Elevate your coffee or tea experience with our premium white ceramic mug. Its wide, comfortable handle makes drinking easy, and you can rely on it to be both microwave and dishwasher safe. Sold in single units, preview may show both sides of the same mug so you can see how the picture wraps around.
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This oil painting by Ferdinand Bol, titled "Caritas: Joanna de Geer (1629-1691) with her Children Cecilia Trip (1660-1728) and Laurens Trip (b. 1662)," also known as "A Mother and her Two Children," is a beautiful representation of love, compassion, and motherhood during the Dutch Baroque era. The painting, created between 1662 and 1669, depicts Joanna de Geer, believed to be the second wife of Franciscus Trip, tenderly embracing her two children, Cecilia and Laurens. The mother's direct gaze towards the viewer and her gentle touch convey a deep sense of affection and care. The children, dressed in richly colored clothing, gaze at their mother with adoring expressions. Cecilia, the elder daughter, rests her hand on her mother's shoulder, while Laurens, the younger son, reaches up to touch his mother's face. A dog, possibly a symbol of loyalty and faithfulness, lies at their feet, adding to the warmth and intimacy of the scene. The painting's title "Caritas" refers to the Latin word for charity or love. The use of soft furnishings, such as gilded curtains and drapes, adds to the sense of warmth and comfort in the scene. The allegorical figure of Charity, often depicted with a cornucopia or a heart in her hand, is not present in this painting, but the theme of love and compassion is clearly conveyed through the mother's embrace of her children and the tender expressions on their faces. This masterpiece, now housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, is a testament to the beauty and richness of Dutch art during the Golden Age. The painting's intricate details, vibrant colors, and emotional depth continue to captivate viewers and inspire wonder and awe.
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