Two Cupids Wrestling Pan (Pan Vancu par les Amours) 1692

This etching by Antoine Coypel, titled "Two Cupids Wrestling Pan (Pan Vancu par les Amours)," depicts a scene of playful chaos. Two winged Cupids grapple with the god Pan, who is partially goat-like, a reference to his nature as a god of the wild. The scene is rendered with a dramatic sense of movement, emphasizing the playful struggle between the figures. This 1692 print showcases Coypel's mastery of the etching technique, resulting in a detailed and dynamic composition. Coypel was a prominent French artist who produced a wide range of works including paintings, drawings, and prints, making him a significant figure in the art of his time.