Head of a Cherub c. 1680 - 1700

This marble relief sculpture, "Head of a Cherub", was created by Artus (II) Quellinus, a prominent Flemish sculptor, during the late 17th century. The piece depicts a cherub's head, characterized by delicate features and a serene expression, partially obscured by its outstretched wings. The artist's masterful use of detail is evident in the intricately carved feathers and the cherub's flowing hair. "Head of a Cherub" stands as a testament to Quellinus' skill in capturing the beauty and innocence of celestial beings, leaving a lasting impression on viewers.