Cupid in a Landscape after 1611

Bartolomeo Schedoni's "Cupid in a Landscape" is a charcoal drawing that depicts the Roman god of love reclining in a landscape. The delicate shading and subtle details in the drawing create a sense of depth and realism. The piece is part of a larger series of drawings by Schedoni, which are renowned for their captivating depictions of classical subjects. The drawing is on display at The Art Institute of Chicago and it is a great example of Italian Baroque art.