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Satyr

Satyr

Why this name

Your answers put quarrel, mischief, or appetite for more ahead of quiet craft. Satyr (Satyr) is the Bent’s mythic joke for that weather — lust, drink, and idle fight named in public. Your vice and appetite match the type.

The historical echo

Cornelis van Poelenburch (~1594/95–1667), Utrecht Italianate landscapist and early Bent founder-type, bore Satyr / Satier / Satiro. He appears in the early Boijmans group drawings of Bent company.

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Objects from the same world

Contextual links, not necessarily portraits of the name’s bearer.

• The Induction of a New Member into the Band of Northern Painters in Rome
• Initiation Rituals of the Bentvueghels in Rome

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