
Ein Brautpaar mit Hymen an einem Altar stehend, Amor schwebt über ihnen mit reicher Architektur
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Ein Brautpaar mit Hymen an einem Altar stehend, Amor schwebt über ihnen mit reicher Architektur, Jan Punt (1745), Städel Museum. Via artnap.com
Ein Brautpaar mit Hymen an einem Altar stehend, Amor schwebt über ihnen mit reicher Architektur, Jan Punt (1745), Städel Museum. Via artnap.comEin Brautpaar mit Hymen an einem Altar stehend, Amor schwebt über ihnen mit reicher Architektur, Jan Punt (1745), Städel Museum. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/stadel-95640591">artnap.com</a>
Why is this public domain? The Städel Museum lists this work as public domain.
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A pen and grey wash drawing shows a couple standing before an altar beneath an ornate garlanded arch, with a winged figure at the altar and Cupid flying above them. Putti sit on the steps in the foreground beside vessels and urns, and a sculpted figure stands against the architecture. The work is titled Ein Brautpaar mit Hymen an einem Altar stehend, Amor schwebt über ihnen mit reicher Architektur, by Jan Punt, dated 1745, and is held by the Städel Museum.

































