Énée, Anchies et Ascanus, Abraham Vinckenbrinck (peut-être), c. 1660 sur un sol irrégulièrement délabré sur un devant, l'Énée, qui va à gauche et moitié à gauche, porte son père Anchises sur le dos. Avec sa main droite, il tient sur l'épaule de son fils et en même temps appuie avec sa jambe droite relevée sur son bras incurvé, la main dont le pouls de ses pères pendants le bras gauche se serre. Le glissement de la jambe gauche des ancrages est arrêté par Aeneas. Le jeune Julus marche vers son père pour eux, garde une boîte avec couvercle bombardé dans la main droite et presse le tapis contre lui avec le L.

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• ID de l’image: 2TH2HW2
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• Dimensions: 5724 x 6596 px | 48,5 x 55,8 cm | 19,1 x 22 inches | 300dpi

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Aeneas, Anchies and Ascanus, Abraham Vinckenbrinck (Possibly), c. 1660 On an irregularly crumbling soil on an in the front, the Aeneas, which is going to the left and half to the left, carries his father Anchises on the back. With his right hand, this holds onto his sons shoulder and at the same time leans with his raised right leg on his curved arm, the hand whose pulse of his fathers hanging left arm clamps. Anchises' sliding left leg is stopped by Aeneas. The young Julus walks to his father for them, keeps a box with bombarded lid in the right hand and presses the rug against him with the left arm, which depends on his right shoulder and against which the circumference of the body stands out. On Anchises' head a draped cloth. Amsterdam marble (rock) On an irregularly crumbling soil on an in the front, the Aeneas, which is going to the left and half to the left, carries his father Anchises on the back. With his right hand, this holds onto his sons shoulder and at the same time leans with his raised right leg on his curved arm, the hand whose pulse of his fathers hanging left arm clamps. Anchises' sliding left leg is stopped by Aeneas. The young Julus walks to his father for them, keeps a box with bombarded lid in the right hand and presses the rug against him with the left arm, which depends on his right shoulder and against which the circumference of the body stands out. On Anchises' head a draped cloth. Amsterdam marble (rock)