Jupiter, Neptune and Pluto Offering their Crowns to the Arms of Cardinal Borghese
Simone Cantarini · 1640/45
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What the record supports
Simone Cantarini's "Jupiter, Neptune and Pluto Offering their Crowns to the Arms of Cardinal Borghese" is an etching on ivory laid paper, created between 1640 and 1645. The image measures 31 × 43.5 cm, with the plate at 31.5 × 44 cm and the full sheet at 32 × 44 cm. This Italian print is part of The Wallace L. DeWolf and Joseph Brooks Fair Collections.
Simone Cantarini (1612-1648) was an Italian etcher and painter. This work is identified as an etching, a classification consistent with the artist's known practice.
Other etchings by Cantarini include "Adam and Eve" (ca. 1639), "Mercury and Argus" (multiple versions, ca. 1630–48), "Allegory of the Foglia River and the city of Pesaro's coat of arms" (1639), "Venus and Adonis" (ca. 1637–39), "Madonna and Child with a bird" (ca. 1635–36), and "Rape of Europa" (ca. 1636). Provenance for "Jupiter, Neptune and Pluto Offering their Crowns to the Arms of Cardinal Borghese" is not provided in the supplied data.
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Adam and Eve
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Allegory of the Foglia River and the city of Pesaro's coat of arms, frontispiece for "Il Pesarese"
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Mercury and Argus
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Venus and Adonis
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Madonna and Child with a bird
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Mercury and Argus
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Rape of Europa
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