Jupiter en Minerva stoppen de strijd tussen Odysseus en de Ithacanen 1632 - 1633

"Jupiter en Minerva stoppen de strijd tussen Odysseus en de Ithacanen" is an etching created by Theodoor van Thulden between 1632 and 1633. The artwork depicts a scene from Homer's Odyssey in which the gods Jupiter and Minerva intervene to stop the fight between Odysseus and the Ithacans. The detailed and intricate etching showcases van Thulden's mastery of linework, capturing the dynamism of the scene with precision. The composition features a central figure, a Roman-inspired warrior, surrounded by a flurry of action, emphasizing the clash of wills. The background suggests a battlefield with soldiers and shields, all drawn with meticulous detail. This etching exemplifies the style of Baroque art, a period that embraced the dramatic and theatrical, showcasing the power of storytelling through visual art.