Aeneas; Anchises and Ascanius Aeneas; Anchises and Ascanius; On a front irregularly crumbling bottom; the left Aeneas and half facing the viewer carries his father Anchises on his back. He holds on to his son's shoulder with his right hand and at the same time rests with his raised right leg on his bent arm; the hand of which clasps the wrist of his father's left arm. Anchises' sliding left leg is held up by Aeneas. Young Julus; who is walking in front of them; looks after his father; holds in his right hand a box with a bended lid and presses with his left arm the cloth that hangs from his right shoulder and against which the circumference of the body stands out. On Anchises' head a draped cloth; 'Pius Aeneas': Aeneas; leading Ascanius; escapes from burning Troy; carrying his father Anchises with the Penates; his wife Creusa; who sets out with them; is lost on the way; Artus Quellinus (I) (follower of); Amsterdam; c. 1660; marble (rock); h 47.5 cm x w 37 cm