Spinneloccio Locked up in a Chest, on which his Wife and Zeppa are Seated, from The Decameron 1534

"Spinneloccio Locked up in a Chest, on which his Wife and Zeppa are Seated, from The Decameron" is a woodcut print by Hans Schäufelein, a renowned German artist, created in 1534. This print depicts a scene from Boccaccio's Decameron, a collection of novellas. The image captures a moment of intrigue and deceit as a woman and a man sit on a chest, seemingly unaware that a man is trapped inside. Schäufelein’s masterful use of line and detail creates a sense of suspense and tension. The artwork is now part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection in New York City.