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Title
A Satyr with a Nymph and a Putto, and Cupids Playing with Satyrs
Date
1630s
Medium
tempera on paper laid down on canvas
Measurements
H 50 x W 128 cm
Accession number
1140157
Acquisition method
acquired by HM Treasury, 1948; transferred to the National Trust, 2002
Work type
Painting
Normally on display at
National Trust, Ham House
Ham Street, Ham, Richmond-upon-Thames, Greater London TW10 7RS England
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