Jacob de WitNederländerna, 1695–1754De zomer
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Var finns ”De zomer” nu? Rijksmuseum, Room 1.6 · Amsterdam canal room 1748 / Painting, Amsterdam. Ja, visas nu. Kontrollerat 2 november 2026.
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A scythe, grain stalks and gathered fruit identify the season in Jacob de Wit's Summer, a grisaille overdoor of 1740 at Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum. Three putti play with these objects, as children do with seasonal attributes in the companion panels. Summer shares its provenance with Autumn and Winter. The fourth panel, Spring, has not survived; it was probably circular, matching Winter. The surviving paintings were intended to hang above doorways. Summer can be seen in the canal-house interior displayed in room 1.6.
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The provenance of this overdoor is the same as that of Autumn and Winter, also on view in this gallery. Unfortunately, Spring has not come down to us, but it was probably round, like Winter. As in the other overdoors, three putti play with various attributes. The scythe, the cornstalks and the harvested fruit allude to summer.
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