"THE FOUR SEASONS" IN THE TASTE OF NICOLAS FOUCHE

Four oils on copper representing "The Four Seasons". The allegorical figures are inspired by famous paintings from the history of art, and reflect Renaissance iconography, with female figures depicted against a landscape background. The Autumn allegory is based on the "Pomona" (1700) by Nicolas Fouché (1653-1733), a French painter admitted to the Académie de Saint-Luc on March 15, 1679, now in the Fine Arts Museum in Budapest. Late 18th-early 19th century. Dim. without frame: H:34 cm L:25,5 cm. 18th century, Circa: 1800 Dim: W:35cm, D:2cm, H:43cm. In good condition. Frames with slight wear to the wood.