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Three Amorins Playing with a Bird's Nest

Guillaume Taraval · 1747

Guillaume Taraval: 1701–1750

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Three Amorins Playing with a Bird's Nest

1747

canvas; oil

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Medium
canvas; oil
Dimensions
76 × 66 cm; 88 × 75 × 3.5 cm
Collection no.
S 125
Attribution
By the artist
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CC0 1.0License details

Guillaume Taraval. Three Amorins Playing with a Bird's Nest. Guillaume Taraval; Finnish National Gallery; photograph: Jukka Romu. CC0 (https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/). Full-frame proportional resize and JPEG compression.

Collection: Finnish National Gallery

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Supplied museum label (unverified): Finnish National Gallery — Sinebrychoff Art Museum Supplied country label (unverified): Finland

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Guillaume Taraval. Three Amorins Playing with a Bird's Nest. Guillaume Taraval; Finnish National Gallery; photograph: Jukka Romu. CC0 (https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/). Full-frame proportional resize and JPEG compression.