Charles-antoine coypel thalia chased by painting by Charles-Antoine Coypel

Allegorical painting of putti and draped women among books, a marble statue and an easel in an artist's studio.

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Charles-antoine coypel thalia chased by painting, Charles-Antoine Coypel (1732), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This painting by Charles-Antoine Coypel, dated 1732, shows a winged group of putti and two draped female figures in a studio filled with books, a classical marble statue, and a large canvas. Scattered volumes on the floor bear handwritten titles, while a woman at right holds a palette and brush.

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Date

1732

Medium

Painting

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Wikimedia Commons

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Public domain