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Copied after an original by Titian (q.v.; Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum) and engraved by Lucas Vorsterman in 1660 for the Theatrum Pictorium (see Teniers P635 and P637–638). The collection was kept in the château of Coudenberg, Brussels, which Teniers evoked in a number of fanciful views of the Archduke’s picture gallery. The grandest view (versions Petworth (dated 1651) and Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum) includes the original of the present picture, and in a version at Schleissheim it appears prominently displayed on an easel. This picture was one of a number of Teniers’s copies in the Duke of Marlborough’s collection at Blenheim, described by Vertue in 1740 (see also Teniers P635 and P638).

The Wallace Collection

London

Title

The Madonna of the Cherries

Date

1651–1656

Medium

oil on canvas on oak panel

Measurements

H 13.5 x W 17 cm

Accession number

P636

Acquisition method

acquired by Sir Richard Wallace, 1886; bequeathed to the nation by Lady Wallace, 1897

Work type

Painting

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