Allegory of Sight

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Allegory of Sight is a richly detailed early 17th-century allegorical painting that personifies the sense of sight amid an opulent display of art, science, and luxury objects.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf allegorical painting
painting
collection Museo del Prado collection NERFINISHED
commissionedBy Archduke Albert VII of Austria NERFINISHED
Isabella Clara Eugenia NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Flanders NERFINISHED
creator Jan Brueghel the Elder NERFINISHED
Peter Paul Rubens NERFINISHED
depicts Cupid NERFINISHED
Habsburg art collection NERFINISHED
Venus NERFINISHED
artworks
landscape painting
luxury objects
mythological painting
optical devices
paintings
personification of Sight
religious painting
scientific instruments
sculptures
tapestries
describedBySource Museo del Prado catalogue
art historical literature on Brueghel and Rubens
genre allegory
hasPart armor and weapons
astronomical instruments
figures in contemporary dress
gallery interior
globes
jewels
mirrors
musical instruments
window view to landscape
hasQuality opulent display of objects
rich detail
inception 1617
languageOfWorkOrName none (visual artwork)
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Madrid NERFINISHED
location Museo del Prado NERFINISHED
mainSubject sense of sight
movement Flemish Baroque NERFINISHED
originalTitle La Vista NERFINISHED
originalTitleLanguage Spanish
partOfSeries The Five Senses NERFINISHED
titleLanguage English
useOfPerspective linear perspective

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Jan Brueghel the Elder notableWork Allegory of Sight