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Supporting museums Art we've helped buy The Five Senses
The Five Senses The Five Senses

© Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum


The Five Senses

Gerard de Lairesse

Art Funded
2001
Dimensions
140 x 183 cm
Vendor
Private collection
The five senses are represented by the five main figures who are engaged in an activity associated with that sense.

Set against a classical architectural backdrop.

Provenance

By family descent to Richard d'Orville Pilkington Jackson.

Oil on canvas

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