Two carved shells Sea pearl shell with the liberation of Glaucus and Scylla, On the right is Scylla with her right arm leaning on a rock. She extends her left arm in the direction of the sea god Glaucus, who rises out of the water with her arms spread. A Cupid is kneeling to the right of Scylla, ready to shoot an arrow. Scylla is dressed in a robe that reveals her upper body. In the background there are bushes and trees, along the waterfront a few catkins. On the inside the inscription: Glaucus Scylla., Cornelis Bellekin (attributed to), Amsterdam, c. 1650 - c. 1700, mother of pearl, h 9 cm × w 8 cm × t 1 cm
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Two carved shells Sea pearl shell, liberation, Glaucus, Scylla, right, right arm leaning, rock, extends, left arm, direction, sea god Glaucus, rises out, water, arms spread, Cupid, kneeling, ready, shoot, arrow, dressed, robe, reveals, upper body, background, bushes, trees, waterfront, catkins, inside, inscription, Glaucus Scylla, Cornelis Bellekin, attributed, Amsterdam, c, 1650, 1700, mother, pearl
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