
Hendrick de KeyserPays-Bas, 1565–1621Peut-on la contempler ?
Londres, Royaume-Uni
SalleMedieval & Renaissance, Room 62, The Foyle Foundation Gallery
Présentée au public. Qui s’en porte garant est indiqué ci-dessous.
By playing the violin, Orpheus hoped to persuade the three-headed dog Cerberus to allow him to enter the underworld, to find and bring back his wife Eurydice.This bronze is known to have belonged to a Delft silversmith, Thomas Cruse. It was inspired by a marble statue made in 1598 by Pietro Francavilla, one of Giambologna’s main assistants.
Victoria and Albert Museum
1591–1612 · Lieu de travail
Amsterdam
1613
Son born: Hendrick de Keyser the younger
1614–1621 · Lieu de travail
Delft