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clear glass vase with pink roses; two lemons--one partially peeled--and a snail on table; trompe l'oeil effect with sealing wax and piece of paper in LLQ at left edge; tiny spider above and to right of snail; dark wood frame

Floral Still Life, c. 1640s

Jan Davidsz. de Heem; Artist: Formerly ascribed to Cornelis de Heem

G309

New Testament parable (Luke 15:11-32): A lively scene showing the Prodigal Son at supper with courtesans at an inn, accompanied by servants and musicians. The room, whose light source comes from a high leaded window on the left, is filled with many still-life details and rich symbolism. In the far left corner is a four-postered bed completely enclosed by velvet drapery. On the opposite side of the room through the open doorway, a thief is being chased by an angry woman, while another figure in a second-story window empties a chamber pot onto his head. Just inside the doorway, hanging on the wall, is a wooden board used for recording the guest's food and wine bill. Having placed his red velvet cloak, plumed cavalier's hat, fur piece and sword on a nearby chair, the Son sits at the round dining table and holds out his glass for a serving boy to fill. On the right, a serving woman carrying a covered pewter platter exchanges a word with the woman whose back is toward us, while a small dog wags his tail in anticipation of receiving the table scraps. A fiddler and a flutist stand behind the table, merrily playing their instruments. On another cloth-covered table in the left foreground are a pitcher, two glasses, and several loaves of crusty bread. On the floor below is a copper wine cooler containing several bottles of wine. Nearby, a monkey, dressed in a striped coat and wearing a ball and chain, munches on an apple.

The Prodigal Son, c. 1640

David Teniers, the Younger

G312

Allegory. Rococo. Spring represented by scene showing human activity, usually in a landscape.

The Pleasures of the Seasons: Spring, c. 1730

Johann Georg Platzer

G314

Allegory. Rococo.

The Pleasures of the Seasons: Summer, c. 1730

Johann Georg Platzer

G314

Allegory. Rococo.

The Pleasures of the Seasons: Winter, c. 1730

Johann Georg Platzer

G314

Mary wearing blue gown with tan headscarf, seated on a tall chair; man figures gathered around Mary, seated, sanding, gesturing, wearing garments of various colors; architectural elements with squared column capitals and arches in background; tan and green books in LRC

Death of the Virgin, 16th-17th century

School of Carlo Saraceni

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Archangel Gabriel kneels at right and holds a lily in the left hand while raising the right hand and fore-finger; Mary kneels to the left in front of a lectern and book; Christ appears at top, encircled by a cloud

Annunciation, c. 1610-1615

Hans (or Johann) Rottenhammer I

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landscape with mountains and city on the water at Left, trees at Right; Madonna and Child, donkey and three other figures in Lower Right Corner

Imaginary Landscape, after 1600

Follower of Jan Brueghel the Elder

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Charity, c. 1560

Alessandro Allori

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Allegory. Rococo.

The Pleasures of the Seasons: Autumn, c. 1730

Johann Georg Platzer

G314

Madonna and Child

The Madonna and Child with the Infant Saint John, c. 1750

Francesco de Mura

G308

Mythology. Rococo.

Latona Turning the Lycian Peasants into Frogs, c. 1730

Johann Georg Platzer

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Mythology. Rococo.

The Bath of Diana, c. 1730

Johann Georg Platzer

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