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Tags:   Gent Ghent Gand Belgien Belgium Belgique België Museum voor Schone Kunsten Museum der schönen Künste Museum of Fine Arts Museum of Fine Arts Ghent

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Tags:   Gent Ghent Gand Belgien Belgium Belgique België Museum voor Schone Kunsten Museum der schönen Künste Museum of Fine Arts Museum of Fine Arts Ghent

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Anders Zorn, Yvraden 1860 - Mora 1920 (Schweden)

Tags:   Gent Ghent Gand Belgien Belgium Belgique België Museum voor Schone Kunsten Museum der schönen Künste Museum of Fine Arts Anders Zorn Mit der Mutter With Mother Museum of Fine Arts Ghent

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Anna de Weert, Belgien 1867 - 1950

Tags:   Gent Ghent Gand Belgien Belgium Belgique België Museum voor Schone Kunsten Museum der schönen Künste Museum of Fine Arts Anna de Weert Mein Atelier im Juni My Study in June Museum of Fine Arts Ghent

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Antonis van Dyck (Antwerpen 1599 - London 1641)
Jupiter und Antiope (ca. 1620)

"Jupiter, disguised in the body of a satyr, made Antiope, the charming daughter of Nycteus, pregnant with twins": that is the cold-blooded account given in the Metamorphoses by the Roman poet Ovid, the "Bible" of classical mythology. Antiope is one of the many sex objects of the supreme deity. The young Anthony van Dyck "he was about twenty years old when he made this painting" chose to depict the moment when Jupiter "discovers" the sleeping Antiope and reveals his intentions. The deity is accompanied by his customary attribute, the eagle.Voyeur scenes such as this have a long and rich tradition. They turn the spectator into an accomplice, a "co-voyeur", as it were. In this youthful work, Van Dyck already displays great skill, but it is also obvious that he is still greatly indebted to his teacher, Rubens. Apparently, it was a great success, because several versions of it have come down to us. The Ghent copy is presumed to be Van Dyck's own work.


Source: Museum voor Schone Kunsten, Gent

Tags:   Gent Ghent Gand Belgien Belgium Belgique België Museum voor Schone Kunsten Museum der schönen Künste Museum of Fine Arts Antonis van Dyck Jupiter und Antiope Jupiter and Antiope Sir Anthony van Dyck Anthonis van Dyck Anton van Dyck Antoon van Dyck Antoine van Dyck Museum of Fine Arts Ghent


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