Design for Flask, with Bacchus and Putti
Design for Flask, with Bacchus and Putti

Currently not on view

Design for Flask, with Bacchus and Putti,

ca. 1569

workshop of Erasmus Hornick, Flemish, ca. 1530–1583
formerly attributed to Cornelis Floris II, Flemish, 1514–1572
x1941-155.14

Information

Title
Design for Flask, with Bacchus and Putti
Dates

ca. 1569

Maker
workshop of Erasmus Hornick
Medium
Pen and black ink and blue-grey wash, with touches of yellow wash
Dimensions
Folio: 45.8 x 35 cm. (18 1/16 x 13 3/4 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Frank Jewett Mather Jr.
Object Number
x1941-155.14
Inscription
on verso, upper left: 2 N 41
Culture
Flemish
Type
drawings
Materials
ink, wash, paper (fiber product)
Subject
flasks (bottles), putti, designs, majolica

formerly attributed to Cornelis Floris II, Flemish, 1514–1572

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