17th Century Belgian Castle Harpy Corbels The sculptural jar has two

The sculptural jar has two curved handles

breasts of a young woman and pearls as ornaments are naturalistic and bewitching

Large ‘Tinaja’ Jar in dark green/brown glaze from a private Spanish Andalusian collection c

oil paint and gesso on board in antique water-gilded frame

Terracotta Pitcher vessel ‘cantaros’ from Calanda

17th Century Belgian Castle Harpy Corbels The sculptural jar has twoAn incredible pair of winged Harpy sculpture corbels originally from a 17th Century Belgian Castle. In Belgian Blue Stone with traces of original gesso and paint, these mythical creatures retain such crisp features and intricate carving. In Greek mythology and Roman mythology, a harpy is a half human and half bird personification of storm winds. They feature in Homeric poems. Depicted here with an erect head, breasts of a young woman and pearls as