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A celestial Saint Valentine bouquet to my readers

Posted in Putti, St.Valentine's Day on February 13, 2011 by babylonbaroque

My friends on Facebook must endure many seasonal images, I pick a theme, often holiday based, then produce a daily image.

I’m sure I try the patience of many a kind soul, they tactfully refrain from mentioning it. I appreciate  the indulgence.

As this is the season of love, the theme was of course putti.If you can handle sweetness, sometimes cloying, I hope you  will enjoy this offering.

The first being the last, I will post this image of Boucher’s Three Putti with Birds tomorrow. As is the case with romantic painters such as Francois, you either love his work or cannot abide it, I of course delight in its rosiness.

#14

Three Putti with Birds

Francois Boucher


#1

Putti of the Trabaetion

Donatello

#2

Angel with a Crown of Thorns

Bernini


#3

Bacchanal of Putti

Poissin

#4

Cupid with Butterfly

Bouguerau

#5

misc. tchotchkes

19th cent., Italian


#6

unidentified, and for some reason incompatible with wordpress

#7

design for girandole

1750

#8

Three angels Appearing to abraham

Tiepolo

#9

Three Cupids Playing Instruments

Schweictzhart

#10

“I Wait”

Cameron

#11

Winged Man

Durer

#12

Vase, 1867

Limoges

#13

decorative panel

Minton

As it is Saint Valentine’s Eve, I am neglecting the Beloved, who is getting increasingly cranky.

I must depart dear Reader.

Take care and have a romantic day!

Respectfully submitted,

BabylonBaroque