Ceiling design_ Flora and Zephyr 1725

"Ceiling design_ Flora and Zephyr" is a drawing created by Jacob de Wit in 1725. It depicts the mythological figures Flora and Zephyr surrounded by cherubs and clouds, suggesting a ceiling design. The figures are rendered in a delicate and flowing style, with the use of pale washes and subtle shading. This drawing, held in the Städel Museum, showcases de Wit's mastery of composition and his ability to convey a sense of lightness and movement. The drawing’s depiction of mythological figures amidst a heavenly setting is a testament to the Rococo style popular in 18th-century Europe.