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Armida swiftly approaches in her blue and white wind-swept robes
Its recent cleaning has confirmed its quality
though the identification of one of the figures as the goddess Ceres is doubtful
The inscription shows the remains of a false Cuyp signature (possibly added by Bourgeois) and the painting was exhibited in the early 19th-century as by Cuyp
The group of buildings recurs with differences of detail in another painting by Hobbema of unknown whereabouts (Broulhiet
Eliza and Mary Davidson Frame:natural Armida swiftly approaches in herThe sitters were daughters of Alexander Davidson (d. 1791), Governor of Madras, 1785 6. The portrait was presumably painted in India (i. e. 1769 76).
