Leda og svanen 1593
hansstrohmayer
statensmuseumforkunst
print, etching
allegory
etching
landscape
figuration
11_renaissance
history-painting
italian-renaissance
nude
"Leda og svanen" is a small, delicate etching by Hans Strohmayer, dating back to 1593. The artwork depicts the mythological scene of Leda, a Spartan queen, being seduced by Zeus, disguised as a swan. The intricate details of the scene, including the swan's feathers and Leda's flowing hair, are beautifully rendered in the fine lines of the etching. Strohmayer's work, which is on display at SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen, exemplifies the Renaissance interest in classical mythology and the use of etching as a medium for artistic expression. This artwork is a great example of Renaissance art as well as a significant example of Hans Strohmayer's artistic career.
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