David Teniers, 1651, depicts the private collection of the archduke Leopold Wilhelm.Art has started to talk about itself and not only about religion.
First published at Hella Heaven.
David Teniers, 1651, depicts the private collection of the archduke Leopold Wilhelm.
7 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.
Interesting that dogs are in pictuers. Maybe because they are known to be "mans best friend?"
hi ana, i think it must have taken a long time for the artist/ sculptur to complete one piece of sculpture or artwork.
thats needs a lot of preserverence..
and to achieve this, one must be very interested in his hobby/ trade.. else one cant produce that many pieces. thanks for highlighting
Yes, patience...
Interesting..
Missy
Just be real,
The dogs give a little bit of life.
:)
Missy,
:)
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