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Allegory marriage commitment Cornelis Calff Grietje Bloem Title page
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Allegory marriage commitment Cornelis Calff Grietje Bloem Title page
Allegory on the marriage commitment between Cornelis Calff and Grietje Bloem Title page for Johannes van Oosterwyk, At the wedding of the honorable Cornelis Corn. Calff and the virtue cry Grietje Clse Bloem, 1707 At the wedding of the honorable Cornelis Corn. Calff and the virtue cry Grietje Clse Bloem (title on object), A triumphal arch with In the middle Cupid and a putto. Both stand on either side of an altar on which two hearts with the initials C and B. Cupid sets the hearts on fire. In the background partying nymphs. On the altar the title of the book. On top of the triumphal arch two putti in embrace, cupids: amores, amoretti, putti, (story of) Cupid, Amor (Eros), (civil) marriage ceremonies, heart symbolism, triumphal arch, nymphs (in general ), Ninfe in commune (Ripa), Grietje Cls Bloem, Cornelis C. Calff, Jan Goeree (mentioned on object), Amsterdam, 1707, paper, engraving, w 222 mm × h 265 mm
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Media ID 19540665
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1707 Allegory Amor Amores Amoretti Book Civil Commune Cupid Cupids Embrace Eros Fire General Heart Symbolism Hearts Jan Goeree Ninfe Nymphs Putti Putto Ripa Side Stand Story Title Triumphal Arch Wedding Mentioned
EDITORS COMMENTS
The print captures the intricate and symbolic title page of "Allegory on the Marriage Commitment between Cornelis Calff and Grietje Bloem". Created in 1707 by Johannes van Oosterwyk, this artwork celebrates the wedding of the honorable Cornelis Corn. Calff and his virtuous bride, Grietje Clse Bloem. At the center of a magnificent triumphal arch stands Cupid, accompanied by a playful putto. They flank an altar adorned with two hearts bearing the initials C and B, symbolizing the union of Cornelis and Grietje. Cupid ignites these hearts with passion, representing their love for each other. In the background, nymphs revel in celebration as they witness this joyous occasion. The title of the book is displayed on top of the arch, signifying its significance as a commemoration of this marital commitment. Two embracing putti or cupids grace the pinnacle of the triumphal arch, embodying love's eternal embrace. This allegorical scene encompasses various elements such as amores (love), amoretti (little loves), putti (cherubs), and references to Cupid's story. The engraving beautifully portrays heart symbolism associated with marriage ceremonies while also capturing Amsterdam's cultural milieu during that time period. With meticulous detail rendered on paper measuring 222 mm wide by 265 mm high, this artwork showcases Jan Goeree's artistic skill mentioned within it. This image serves as a testament to enduring love and commitment throughout history while offering insight into societal values surrounding marriage in early 18th-century Amsterdam.
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