Putti Playing 1700 - 1720

"Putti Playing," painted by Hendrik van Limborch between 1700 and 1720, depicts a playful scene of cherubic figures in a lush, outdoor setting. The cherubs, or putti, are depicted in a playful game, some blindfolded and reaching out, others with mischievous grins. The artist captures the innocent charm of childhood through the cherubs’ expressive gestures and the overall lighthearted mood of the painting. The landscape background adds depth and context to the scene, creating a sense of idyllic harmony. This painting, measuring 27 cm in height and 34 cm in width, exemplifies the artist's skill in capturing the fleeting moments of childhood play.