Venus and Vulcan

Workshop of Andrea Brustolon Italian

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One relief (17.190.479) shows Cupid leading Apollo by the hand in pursuit of Daphne, who is being transformed into a laurel tree. The other portrays Venus arriving at Vulcan's forge in her dove-drawn chariot. Although now known to be Italian, these reliefs were once considered Flemish, a confusion that underscores the spread of Late Baroque style.

Venus and Vulcan, Workshop of Andrea Brustolon (Italian, Belluno 1662–1732 Belluno), Hardwood (probably boxwood), Italian

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Venus and Vulcan, Workshop of Andrea Brustolon (Italian, Belluno 1662–1732 Belluno), Hardwood (probably boxwood), Italian
Venus and Vulcan, Workshop of Andrea Brustolon (Italian, Belluno 1662–1732 Belluno), Hardwood (probably boxwood), Italian

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