Gevleugelde vrouwelijke herme 1528 - 1573

"Gevleugelde vrouwelijke herme" is an engraving created by Etienne Delaune between 1528 and 1573. This small print, measuring just 52 mm in height and 41 mm in width, depicts a winged female figure, or herma, with a decorative frame. Delaune's work is known for its intricate details, ornate motifs, and use of Renaissance-inspired iconography. This small-scale artwork, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a testament to Delaune's mastery of the engraving technique and his ability to create a rich and visually captivating design within a limited space.