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CERES WITH HER SICKLE AND CORNUCOPIA late 17th century

Creator: Jan Boets (Attributed) -Flemish School
Offered by: Julia Boston Antiques

Description
REF: 4388

CERES WITH HER SICKLE AND CORNUCOPIA
OIL ON CANVAS, 17TH CENTURY FLEMISH SCHOOL
The Roman goddess of agriculture, Ceres, holding her sickle and cornucopia, with a wheat sheaf in her hair.
Surrounded by an abundance of harvest. Fruit, vegetables and fish on the shore of a body of water with an owl flying above.
In a later painted and gilt frame.
Flemish, late 17th century.
HEIGHT: 99 cm (39")
WIDTH:127 cm (50")
Attributed to Jan Boets ( born circa. 1635–died after 1671)

Price. £11,500. GB Pounds

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More Information

Origin:	Netherlands
Period:	Pre 18th Century
Materials:	Oil on canvas on stretcher later frame
Condition:	Good. Re-lined and on a later stretcher the painted and gilt frame is later
Creation Date:	Circa 1665
Styles / Movements:	Other
Dealer Reference #:	4388
Incollect Reference #:	432306

Dimensions

W.	50 in;	H.	38.98 in;
W.	127 cm;	H.	99 cm;

Message from Seller:

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