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Madonna with the Flowers

Cornelis Visscher and Titian

Madonna with the Flowers

1647-1657

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Madonna with the Flowers

Cornelis Visscher and Titian

Madonna with the Flowers

Madonna with the Flowers

1647-1657

Physical Qualities Etching and engraving, 282 × 380 mm. (11 1/8 × 14 15/16 in.)
Credit Line Garrett Collection
Object Number 1946.112.14169

Markings: CM: Claghorn WM: crowned shield

Artist

Cornelis Visscher

1627–1657

Dutch, 1628/29-1658
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Artist

Titian

1476–1575

Italian, 1477-1576
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Landscape with Castle in Center, Trees in Foreground
1647–1657
FRUIT AND FLOWERS
Gifford Beal
Fruit and Flowers
1934–1944
LANDSCAPE WITH PEOPLE RESTING BEFORE OLD HOUSES
Cornelis Visscher
Landscape with People Resting Before Old Houses
1747–1757
A STILL LIFE OF LILIES, ROSES, IRIS, PANSIES, COLUMBINE, LOVE-IN-A-MIST, LARKSPUR AND OTHER FLOWERS IN A GLASS VASE ON A TABLE TOP, FLANKED BY A ROSE AND A CARNATION
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A Still Life of Lilies, Roses, Iris, Pansies, Columbine, Love-in-a-Mist, Larkspur and Other Flowers in a Glass Vase on a Table Top, Flanked by a Rose and a Carnation
1604–1614
THE PASSAGE OF THE RIVER
Cornelis Visscher and Nicolaes Berchem
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1654–1664
Bowl Decorated with Molded and Applied Leaves and Flowers
Jingdezhen kilns
Bowl Decorated with Molded and Applied Leaves and Flowers
1100–1299
THE FARRIER
Cornelis Visscher and Pieter Jacobsz van Laer
The Blacksmith's Shop
1644–1654
Dish Decorated with a Basket of Flowers
Jingdezhen kilns
Dish Decorated with a Basket of Flowers
1599–1632
THE LARGE CAT
Cornelis Visscher
The Large Cat
1651–1661
Hair Pin (tama kanzashi) Decorated with Fall Flowers
1884–1914