Study for two Putti by Anthony van Dyck (1615)

Painted study of two nude putti, one standing and embracing the seated one, seen from behind in warm brown tones.

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Study for two Putti by Anthony van Dyck, dated 1615, shows two nude infant figures seen from behind in warm brown and ochre tones. The standing child leans against the seated one, whose back and drapery are rendered with loose, energetic brushwork.

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1615

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Children