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After Gonzales Coques: 'Taste'

Taste

after 1661, After Gonzales Coques

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This painting is part of the group: The Five Senses
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The sitter is not identified. He is shown drinking and eating as a representation of the sense of Taste. This is probably a copy after a lost original which was one of a series of the 'Five Senses' by Coques in the Collection. The other works are 'Sight', 'Hearing', 'Touch', and 'Smell'.

Other paintings in this group: The Five Senses

Sight (Portrait of Robert van den Hoecke)
Sight (Portrait of Robert van den Hoecke) from The Five Senses
Gonzales Coques
before 1661
Sight (Portrait of Robert van den Hoecke)
Hearing
Hearing from The Five Senses
Gonzales Coques
before 1661
Hearing
Touch
Touch from The Five Senses
Gonzales Coques
before 1661
Touch
Smell (Portrait of Lucas Fayd'herbe)
Smell (Portrait of Lucas Fayd'herbe) from The Five Senses
Gonzales Coques
before 1661
Smell (Portrait of Lucas Fayd'herbe)

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