Triomf van Venus met Polyphemus aan de oever 1564 - 1654

"Triomf van Venus met Polyphemus aan de oever" is an etching by Jaspar de Isaac, dating back to the 17th century. The print depicts the Greek mythological figure Polyphemus, a cyclops, playing his pipe as he watches Venus, goddess of love, riding on a chariot of dolphins. The composition is rich in detail, featuring animals, putti, and a landscape, reflecting the artist's mastery of the etching technique. This artwork, characteristic of the Dutch Golden Age, explores themes of love, nature, and classical mythology. It's a small-scale print, measuring 239 mm in height and 192 mm in width, suitable for close examination and appreciating the fine details of the etchings.