Twee putti onthullen en lauweren een wapenschild 1722

This etching, created by Dutch artist Bernard Picart in 1722, depicts two putti, or cherubic figures, flanking a coat of arms. The putti, with their delicate features and angelic wings, symbolize innocence and purity. One holds a drapery, while the other extends a hand toward a laurel wreath, suggesting victory and honor. The intricate detail of the surrounding architecture and landscape, rendered through meticulous lines, highlights the artist's skill. This small-scale print exemplifies the artistic trends of the Baroque period, showcasing the use of classical motifs and allegorical symbolism. The piece is currently on display at the Rijksmuseum, offering viewers a glimpse into the artistic sensibilities of the 18th century.