Allegory of Love, IV Unfaithfulness - Paolo Veronese - National Gallery Cushion Wildlife Nature Perfect for gifting – Ideal

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Allegory of Love, IV Unfaithfulness - Paolo Veronese - National Gallery Cushion Wildlife Nature Perfect for gifting – IdealThese four paintings are Allegories of Love, each concentrating on a specific aspect. In turn, they seem to deal with Unfaithfulness, Scorn, Respect and Happy Union, although their precise meanings remain unclear and have been much debated. The costumes and hairstyles may indicate a date in the 1570s. They were probably made to decorate a ceiling and form a complete series. We do not know who commissioned them, but their presence in 1648 in the Prague