Jan Vermeer van Delft:
Picture "The Music Lesson" (1662/64) in museum framing
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Ars mundi exclusive edition | Limited, 499 exemplars | Serially numbered | Certificate | Reproduction, giclée on canvas | Wedge frame | Museum framing | Format 65 x 76 cm
"Musica letitiae comes medicina dolorum" (Music is the companion of cheerfulness and balsam for pain) is written on the instrument. It is however undecided if this is only about music: The lady making music is only apparently totally absorbed by her play. Unlike her view from behind, her mirror reflection betrays the fact that her interest is attracted also by the gentleman staying by the virginal. Original: Oil on canvas, Royal Collection, H.M. Queen Elizabeth II.
Brilliant reproduction in fine art giclée technique directly on real art canvas, stretched on a wedge frame. Limited edition 499 exemplars, with backside numbering and certificate. Framed in hand-made genuine wood museum framing with metallic foil gilding. Format 65 x 76 cm. Exclusively at ars mundi.
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Jan Vermeer van Delft: Picture "The Music Lesson" (1662/64) in museum framing
"Musica letitiae comes medicina dolorum" (Music is the companion of cheerfulness and balsam for pain) is written on the instrument. It is however undecided if this is only about music: The lady making music is only apparently totally absorbed by her play. Unlike her view from behind, her mirror reflection betrays the fact that her interest is attracted also by the gentleman staying by the virginal. Original: Oil on canvas, Royal Collection, H.M. Queen Elizabeth II.
Brilliant reproduction in fine art giclée technique directly on real art canvas, stretched on a wedge frame. Limited edition 499 exemplars, with backside numbering and certificate. Framed in hand-made genuine wood museum framing with metallic foil gilding. Format 65 x 76 cm. Exclusively at ars mundi.