
Blumenstrauß in einem figurativ mit einem Putto gestaltenen Topf, dabei ein Vogelnest, im Hintergrund eine Statue
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Blumenstrauß in einem figurativ mit einem Putto gestaltenen Topf, dabei ein Vogelnest, im Hintergrund eine Statue, Willem van Leen (1802), Städel Museum. Via artnap.com
Blumenstrauß in einem figurativ mit einem Putto gestaltenen Topf, dabei ein Vogelnest, im Hintergrund eine Statue, Willem van Leen (1802), Städel Museum. Via artnap.comBlumenstrauß in einem figurativ mit einem Putto gestaltenen Topf, dabei ein Vogelnest, im Hintergrund eine Statue, Willem van Leen (1802), Städel Museum. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/stadel-95738427">artnap.com</a>
Why is this public domain? The Städel Museum lists this work as public domain.
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A watercolor and ink drawing shows a lavish bouquet of roses, poppies and other blossoms spilling from an urn decorated with a relief of a putto. A bird's nest with three eggs rests on the ledge in the foreground, and a classical statue stands at the right against a shaded background. The work is by Willem van Leen, dated 1802, and is held by the Städel Museum.

































