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The Moneylender and his Wife

painting by Quentin Matsys

By Quinten Metsys

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The Moneylender and his Wife — Quinten Metsys · Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons

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Created: 1514
Dimensions: 70.5 cm (height) · 67 cm (width)
Material: oil paint, panel
Depicts: illuminated manuscript, woman, man, book, mirror, money, usury, weighing scale, door, candle, fruit, pearl
Genre: genre art
Collection: Department of Paintings of the Louvre
Location: Paintings Southern Netherlands, Antwerp, 1550-1580, Room 811
Owned by: French State
Rights: public domain
Inventory no.: INV 1444, MR 821
catalog code: 1.5, 53, 16
depicts Iconclass notation: 31A511, 42D3, 46B3311, 49M32, 46B322, 46B311
different from: The Moneylender and His Wife
instance of: painting
title: Geldwisselaar en vrouw

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Geldwisselaar en vrouw

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The Money Changer and His Wife is a 1514 oil-on-panel painting by the Flemish Renaissance artist Quentin Matsys, currently in the Louvre.

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