Louis de Caullery (1580-1621), - Atelier/ Schule - Festgesellschaft mit Venus und Amor, Allegorie der Liebe. - NO RESERVE

Flemish school of the 17th century. Louis de Caullery (around 1579/81 Caulery/Cambrai – Antwerp 1621) , - probably studio/school. "Party with Venus and Cupid", around 1620.
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Louis de Caullery, who was part of the circle of Frans Francken the Younger, is known not only for his cityscapes of Rome and Venice but also as a painter of gallant scenes depicting banquets and festivities.
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These scenes often have an allegorical meaning. This could also be an allegory of love.
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A similar painting, version attributed to the artist, is located in the Museum Narodowe w Poznaniu, Poznan.
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Oil on wooden panel. . - Panel broken vertically, somewhat restored, parqueted. Framed.
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The size is approx. : 47 x 34 cm (and 59 x 46 cm with free frame) .
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This rare, museum-quality painting is offered with no reserve price.
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