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Venus and Cupid

Sebald Beham

National Gallery of Art

The image shows two winged figures. The first figure is tall, standing upright and looking down to the side. They have flowing hair and gentle facial expressions. The second figure is smaller, positioned in front of the first, reaching up to touch them. The child's eyes are covered with a cloth, and they carry a quiver of arrows. Both figures are unclothed. The scene is set on a cloud-like base with a dark, crosshatched background. In the lower right corner, there is an ornate plaque with the inscription "AVDACES VENVS. IPSA IVVAT." and the initials "ISP".

Artwork Details

Date
c. 1526/1530
Medium
engraving
Dimensions
2463 × 3711 px
Public Domain
Yes
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