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            ArtworksOpen a larger version of the following image in a popup:   An oil painting shows an older and younger woman in conversation. The image illustrates an old fable using summer as a metaphor for beauty. Summer draws closer to its end, and beauty, along with life, is fleeting. The older woman holds a stick with a bunch of wool or flax from which thread is spun, called a distaff, engaging in conversation with a young woman with golden ears of corn in her hair.
                            
                            Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: An oil painting shows an older and younger woman in conversation. The image illustrates an old fable using summer as a metaphor for beauty. Summer draws closer to its end, and beauty, along with life, is fleeting. The older woman holds a stick with a bunch of wool or flax from which thread is spun, called a distaff, engaging in conversation with a young woman with golden ears of corn in her hair.
                            
                            Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: An oil painting shows an older and younger woman in conversation. The image illustrates an old fable using summer as a metaphor for beauty. Summer draws closer to its end, and beauty, along with life, is fleeting. The detail shows the older woman's face.
                            
                            Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: An oil painting shows an older and younger woman in conversation. The image illustrates an old fable using summer as a metaphor for beauty. Summer draws closer to its end, and beauty, along with life, is fleeting. The detail shows the older woman's face.
                            
                            Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: An oil painting shows an older and younger woman in conversation. The image illustrates an old fable using summer as a metaphor for beauty. Summer draws closer to its end, and beauty, along with life, is fleeting. The detail shows the younger woman's face. An oil painting shows an older and younger woman in conversation. The image illustrates an old fable using summer as a metaphor for beauty. Summer draws closer to its end, and beauty, along with life, is fleeting. The detail shows the younger woman's face.Antonio Carneo Italian, 1637-1692Vecchia con conocchia e giovane con spighe, 1660Oil on canvas / Olio su tela / Öl auf Leinwand35 3/8 x 31 7/8 in
 90 x 81 cmUniCredit S.p.A.Photo: UniCredit Group (Sebastiano Pellion di Persano)Further images
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