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Study of Two Brazilian Tortoises

Johan Maurits, bestuurder van de Hollandse kolonie in Brazilië en bewoner van het Mauritshuis, nam verschillende kunstenaars mee naar Zuid-Amerika. Hij liet ze de bevolking, de flora en fauna en het landschap vast te leggen. Eckhout was één van deze kunstenaars. Nauwkeurig schilderde hij twee schildpadden met hun geschubde koppen en het typische, geometrische patroon van de schilden. De dieren sta…

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Creator

  • Albert Eckhout

Type of item

  • painting

Date

  • 1640 - 1640
  • 1640/1640
  • 1640/1640

Medium

  • paper on panel

Creator

  • Albert Eckhout

Type of item

  • painting

Date

  • 1640 - 1640
  • 1640/1640
  • 1640/1640

Medium

  • paper on panel

Providing institution

  • Mauritshuis

Aggregator

  • Dutch Collections for Europe

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  • http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/

Identifier

  • 957
  • resource_document_mauritshuis_957

Format

  • 51 cm
  • 30.5 cm

Providing country

  • Netherlands

Collection name

  • 2021672_Ag_NL_DigitaleCollectie_Mauritshuis

First time published on Europeana

  • 2017-08-02T11:48:31.142Z

Last time updated from providing institution

  • 2023-02-28T08:45:41.077Z
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