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Amor Triumphant Amidst Emblems of Art, Science and War – Amor Triumphans
  • Amor Triumphant Amidst Emblems of Art, Science and War – Amor Triumphans

    TitleAmor Triumphant Amidst Emblems of Art, Science and War – Amor Triumphans
  • Technique/ MaterialOil on canvas
  • DimensionsDimensions: (h x b) 169 x 242 cm
    Frame: (h x b x dj) 191 x 263 x 10 cm
  • DatingMade 1645 - 1650
  • Artist/Maker Artist: Thomas Willeboirts Bosschaert, Flemish, born 1613 or 1614, born 1613 or 1614, dead 1654
    Artist: Paul de Vos, Flemish, born 1595, dead 1678
  • CategoryPaintings, Paintings
  • Classificationpainting
  • Inventory No.NM 410
  • AcquisitionTransferred 1865 Kongl. Museum
  • ExhibitedNationalmuseum, Room 1621 17th century
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    The subject is an allegory of triumphant Love. Art, music, science and martial glory are transient and worthless compared to heavenly Love, or Virtue, that conquers all. Willeboirts Bosschaert was responsible for the general composition and the figure of Amor, while another painter, probably Paul de Vos, has painted the armour, musical instruments and other symbols of temporal glory and knowledge.