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Chronos Clipping the Wings of Cupid, c.1640. Creator: Unknown
Chronos Clipping the Wings of Cupid, c.1640
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1640s Anthonie Van Dyck Anthony Van Dyck Anthony Van Dyke Anthony Van Dyke Sir Anthony Vandyke Anton Van Dyck Antonie Van Dyck Chronos Clipping Cupid Dyck Anthonie Van Dyck Anthony Van Dyck Antonie Van Dyke Sir Anthony Van Sir Anthonis Van Dyck Sir Anthony Van Dyck Sir Anthony Van Dyke Van Dyck Van Dyck Anthonie Van Dyck Anton Van Dyck Antonie Van Dyke Sir Anthony Vandyke Anthony Wings Greek Mythology National Museum Sweden Nationalmuseum Sweden Stockholm National Museum
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Chronos Clipping the Wings of Cupid, c.1640 Description: This oil on canvas painting, dating back to the 1640s, depicts an allegorical scene from Greek mythology, created by an unknown artist. The painting, which is currently housed in the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, Sweden, portrays the god of time, Chronos, boldly clipping the wings of the mischievous god of love, Cupid. The vivid colors and intricate brushstrokes bring the figures to life, with Chronos' stern expression and powerful grip contrasting Cupid's surprised and playful demeanor. The painting is a prime example of Baroque art, a style that emerged during the 17th century and is characterized by grandeur, drama, and emotional intensity. The artist's mastery of the medium is evident in the way the light plays off the rich fabrics and the delicate details of the gods' features. Anthonie van Dyck, a renowned Flemish painter of the same era, is often cited as a possible influence on the painting due to its similarities in style and subject matter. However, the true identity of the artist remains a mystery, adding to the allure and intrigue of this enchanting work of art. The painting's preservation in the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm is a testament to its cultural significance and heritage value. It continues to captivate visitors and art enthusiasts alike, offering a glimpse into the mythological world of ancient Greece and the artistic mastery of the 17th century.
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