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| Keywords: Peter Paul Rubens - Hygeia.jpg Artwork Creator Peter Paul Rubens A woman feeding a snake that is wrapped around her left arm ~ 1615 Oil oak cm 106 2 74 3 Institution Detroit Institute of Arts object history Antwerp Collection Jeremias Wildens 1653 ; Antwerp Collection Count Charles de Proli; Antwerp auction Ch de Proli Grange 23 July following 1785 lot 1 as Cleopatra sold for 580 florins to Beechmans; Amsterdam auction Pieter de Smeth van Alphen van der Schley de Vries 1/2 August 1810 lot 84 as Hebe sold for 800 florins to De Vries; Lokeren Collection H Francken; Antwerp auction H Francken of Lokeren 15 May 1838 lot 2 as Cleopatra bought for 1 500 francs by De Vis agent for Charles J Nieuwenhuys; Brussels Collection Charles J Nieuwenhuys; Paris auction Nieuwenhuys 1840 or London auction C J Nieuwenhuys Christie's 3/4 May 1833--actually held on May 10th ; Brussels Collection Joseph Allard; Brussels Collection Senator Prosper Crabbe; Paris auction Crabbe Galerie Sedelmeyer 12 June 1890 lot 47 repor bought by Sedelmeyer for 145 000 francs; According to L van Puyvelde Paris collection Comtesse d'Herbemont; Paris auction Mme la baronne d'H Galerie Charpentier 9 June 1936 lot 28 repr sold for 44 000 francs; London Martin B Ascher dealer - nd ; New York Schaeffer Galleries Inc dealer - by March 1937 ; Birmingham MI Collection Mr Mrs Henry Reichhold; Given by Mrs Reichhold to the DIA in 1944 exhibition history credit line Gift of Mr and Mrs Henry Reichhold accession number 44 266 http //www dia org/object-info/90d7504e-ba2d-49f2-be76-ffd2f37e7be5 aspx <gallery>Peter Paul Rubens - Cleopatra - WGA20331 jpg</gallery> PD-old-auto-1923 1640 DEFAULTSORT Rubens Mythology paintings by Peter Paul Rubens 1615 Flemish paintings in the Detroit Institute of Arts Hygieia Rubens 1610s mythological paintings 18th-century oil paintings of standing women at three-quarter length Hygieia Paintings of goddesses Paintings of women with snakes | ||||
