Nymferne finder Eros sovende 1860
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"Nymferne finder Eros sovende" (The Nymphs Find Eros Sleeping) is a pencil drawing by Danish artist Lorenz Frølich, created in 1860. The drawing depicts three female figures in a classical setting, framed by a delicate border of vines and leaves. The composition focuses on the interaction between the figures, with the sleeping Eros at the center of the scene, reflecting themes of love, beauty, and nature, prevalent in Frølich's work. The delicate lines and soft shading create a serene and poetic atmosphere, characteristic of the artist's style, reflecting the influence of Romanticism and the revival of classical art. This drawing, now housed in the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, stands as a testament to Frølich's artistic prowess and enduring legacy.
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