Ceres en nimfen met korenaren 1770

This etching, titled "Ceres en nimfen met korenaren," depicts the Roman goddess Ceres, who represents agriculture and the harvest, seated in a chariot while surrounded by nymphs. Created in 1770 by Philippe Louis Parizeau, a prominent Flemish engraver, the artwork portrays the nymphs offering Ceres sheaves of wheat, signifying her role in providing sustenance. The meticulous detail and elegant composition of the figures and the natural landscape showcase Parizeau's skilled craftsmanship. This artwork, a part of the Rijksmuseum collection, offers a glimpse into the artistic and mythological themes of the 18th century.