Diana and Four Nymphs Receiving Gifts from a Satyr
Gerard van Honthorst · Dutch, 1590-1656
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A pen and grey wash drawing with white heightening shows a seated, crowned woman extending her hand toward a kneeling figure at the center, while attendant women stand and lean at the sides. A dog lies in the foreground and a pile of round objects rests on the ground at left. This work, titled Diana and Four Nymphs Receiving Gifts from a Satyr, is attributed to Gerard van Honthorst and dated 1630.
