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      Saturn

      Artus I Quellinus (1653 – 1686)

      Artus Quellinus III (1653-1686) was a Flemish sculptor active in London, known for Baroque altarpieces & portrait busts. Collaborated with Grinling Gibbons. Explore his statues of royalty and significant historical figures.

      Paleis op de Dam (Amsterdam, Netherlands)

      Ontdek het Koninklijk Paleis Amsterdam – een Nederlandse Barokmeesterwerk met Rembrandt & Vermeer schilderijen en historische koninklijke artefacten. Dompel je onder in de Nederlandse geschiedenis en artistieke genialiteit!

      Saturn is portrayed as an elderly man holding a child up to his mouth. In his other hand is a sickle. At his feet are ears of corn, a scythe, an hour glass and the head of Janus. Various fruits, pulses, roots and vegetables hang from the garlands alongside the relief.Additional information:Saturn is the god of agriculture and of time. The sickle, scythe, grain, vegetables and fruit all represent agriculture, while the hour glass symbolises time. The head of Janus, with its young and old faces, symbolises the past and future, and therefore time. The child that the elderly Saturn is about to devour is an allusion to the story that Saturn consumed all his children following a prophecy that he would be destroyed by his own son. Only Jupiter escaped being eaten and he eventually slew his father.
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