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.) And returning now for a command performance, of a sort. The Money& . (Something tells me Goya could never be considered a "vanity painter".The details of figures and objects are presented by the artist suggest authenticity and observable facts.Rather than a descriptive work documenting the subject`s profession or contemporary religious practice, this painting is an allegorical and moral work, condemning avarice and exalting honesty, as is shown by emblems of the& .“The Moneylender and His Wife” is a famous painting by the Flemish painter, Frances Massys. The moneylender is counting his& . massys painting moneylender and wife .Quentin Massys The Moneylender and his Wife painting is shipped worldwide,including stretched canvas and framed art. In the painting, you can see husband and wife sitting at a table.1514 Quentin Massys (Belgian painter, 1466-1530) The Moneylender and his Wife. Although both are facing the viewer, both are intent on what the& ... His Money Changer and His Wife painting can be considered a commentary on Netherlandish values and mores as they reflect the secular; in this case, financial machinations, which often times distracted Christians from their religious duties. A close-up of the looking glass .. His Money Changer and His Wife painting can be considered a commentary on Netherlandish values and mores as they reflect the secular; in this case, financial machinations, which often times distracted Christians from their religious duties. A close-up of the looking glass.The Money Lender And His Wife by the 15th Century Flemish painter Quentin Massys shows the money lender and his wife seated at a green covered table. Painted in Venice, c. It now hangs in the Louvre, France. And speaking of Time`s Exterminating Angel, that charmer turns up again in the penultimate painting on this present post -- the Time and The Old Women of Goya. The Moneylender and His Wife (detail): Quentin Massys, 1514 (Musée du Louvre, Paris) Painted in Venice, c. It now hangs in the Louvre, France. And speaking of Time`s Exterminating Angel, that charmer turns up again in the penultimate painting on this present post -- the Time and The Old Women of Goya. The Moneylender and His Wife (detail): Quentin Massys, 1514 (Musée du Louvre, Paris) .Massys, a leading master after 1510 continued with the contemporary narratives of the day by depicting a professional man transacting business, in this case counting and changing money with his wife looking on. 1514 Lucas Cranach (Northern Renaissance Painter, 1472-1553) and his workshop Portraits of Henry the Pious, Duke of Saxony and his& .`The Money Lender and His Wife` by Quentin Massys.. 1514 Lucas Cranach (Northern Renaissance Painter, 1472-1553) and his workshop Portraits of Henry the Pious, Duke of Saxony and his& .`The Money Lender and His Wife` by Quentin Massys...The Moneylender and His Wife (1514) by Quentin Massys/Metsys..) And returning now for a command performance, of a sort. The Money& . (Something tells me Goya could never be considered a "vanity painter" .) And returning now for a command performance, of a sort. The Money& . (Something tells me Goya could never be considered a "vanity painter".The details of figures and objects are presented by the artist suggest authenticity and observable facts.Rather than a descriptive work documenting the subject`s profession or contemporary religious practice, this painting is an allegorical and moral work, condemning avarice and exalting honesty, as is shown by emblems of the& .“The Moneylender and His Wife” is a famous painting by the Flemish painter, Frances Massys. The moneylender is counting his& . top brazil models
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