Venus at the Forge of Vulcan, Design for a Sideboard Panel, Jean Bernard Honoré Toro, French, 1661 - 1731, Black crayon, pen and black ink on paper, In the scheme of an altar retable. Venus accompanied by Cupid and calling for the weapons of Aeneas at the forge of Vulcan is represented in the main panel. Allusions to a classical warrior abound in the decoration. The central part of the dado is shaped like a tub seen in perspective. Its main decoration consists of a relief of a warrior resting among his weapons, and served by putti. The decorations are in general corresponding but not symmetrical at left and at right., France, ca. 1700, ornament, Drawing, Drawing
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