David Teniers, 1651, depicts the private collection of the archduke Leopold Wilhelm.This is a great difference from the few functions of art in middle age of the post below. Art has started to talk about itself.
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5 comments:
So very interesting and true! What a fasinating collection. I would never see these types of things or really take the time to reflect if it wasn't for this blog. For that I thank you.XXXXX
That is a lot of art to walk into a room for! I love the dogs in front too. Thanks for sharing Ana! Blessings.
Cheryl,
Thank you.
You made my day!
Just Be Real,
I don't know why but dogs are often show in pictures like this.
Interesting that dogs are in pictuers. Maybe because they are known to be "mans best friend?"
Yes. I guess so.
Or because these gentlemen were going to haunt... lol
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