Diana and her Nymphs surprised phauny

ID: #1944 | Baroque | Mytological

Date: 1640
Medium: oil on canvas
Location: Prado, Madrid, Spain
Dimensions: 128 x 314

The painting depicts a group of mythological figures, probably nymphs and gods, rejoicing and dancing in a lush forest setting. Some are shown with musical instruments and in motion, while others are resting or preparing to dance. The scene is full of dynamism and the artistic style suggests that this is a work from the Renaissance or Baroque period. The colours are rich with a predominance of warm tones and detailed treatment of the figures and surrounding landscape. This artwork may tell a story or depict an allegorical scene.

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Rubens painted picture Diana and her Nymphs surprised phauny in 1640. Prevailing color of this fine art print is vivid and its shape is long. Original size is 128 x 314. This art piece is located in Prado, Madrid, Spain. This image is printed on demand - you can choose material, size and finishing.

Petrus Paulus Rubens (1577-1639). Native German baroque painter. His work represents the perfect Baroque style, both in terms of composition (the interaction of colours, shapes and light) and themse. His paintings deviated aesthetically at the time – he often painted sensual female figures rationalistically. They are full of dynamics, colours and emotionally tense scenes. His work is independent, more personal and more informed than the creations of his time. For this reason, he significantly influenced his contemporaries.