Louis De Chatillon after Peter Paul Rubens, The Fates Weave the Fate of Marie Antoinette, Engraving, 1710

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The parks weave the destiny of marie antoinette
wonderful burin engraving from the very early 18th century, from a subject … more The parks weave the destiny of marie antoinette
wonderful burin engraving from the very early 18th century, from a subject by rubens, in a beautiful and bright 19th century 'mecca' golden frame
burin engraving printed on laid paper
engraver: louis de châtillon, born in sainte-menehould in 1639 and died in paris in 1734, was a french enamel and gouache painter and copper engraver. He created various portraits for louis xiv, which the king gave, set in jewels, to foreign ambassadors. Rubens' fates are engraved, depicting the fate of maria de' medici. Jean-baptiste massé was the master.
he was buried in the church of saint-germain-l'auxerrois
designer: jean-baptiste nattier
from subject of rubens
period: approximately 1710
in a beautiful 19th century mecca gilded frame
dimensions: 57 x 35 cm
the print is accompanied by the certificate of authenticity

the parks:
daughters of jupiter and themis (justice), they established the destiny of men.
the first spun the thread of life; the second dispensed destinies, assigning one to each individual and also establishing its duration; the third, the inexorable, cut the thread of life at the appointed moment. Their decisions were immutable: not even the gods could change them. They were also called fatae, or those who preside over fate this piece has an attribution mark,
i am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity
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