Satyrfamilie tussen wijnranken (deel 1) 1510 - 1550

"Satyrfamilie tussen wijnranken (deel 1)" (Satyrfamily among grapevines (part 1)), an anonymous 16th-century woodcut, is a complex and highly decorative artwork from the Dutch Renaissance. This print, which is now housed in the Rijksmuseum, depicts a satyr family, likely a father, mother, and child, entwined in a lush landscape of grapevines. The use of delicate lines and intricate detail emphasizes the organic nature of the scene, contrasting the human figures with the flowing vines. This work is a quintessential example of the era's interest in naturalism and the human form.