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the Registrar
Illustration to the 'Divine Comedy'
where he had studied antique and modern art from 1554 to 1560 and had established himself as a portraitist
An oil-sketch is now in Munich
Le Repos Gracieux EAX.4721 the RegistrarThe figures are dressed as Columbine and Crispin from the Commedia dell'Arte and from French popular drama respectively; they may be actors, off stage, or lovers in fancy dress. A387 is typical of Watteau's enigmatic paintings, often inspired by theatrical and musical themes; it may date from c. 1713. The figures reappear in an engraving by Gabriel Huquier, perhaps based on a lost drawing. An early copy of A387 is at Rennes.
