Amor en twee putti of kinderen dragen beeld van putti met gevleugeld anker op sokkel Possibly 1506 - 1539

This engraving by Marcantonio Raimondi, dating to possibly between 1506-1539, depicts three putti playing in a wooded landscape. The putti, or chubby-cheeked baby angels, are portrayed in a playful scene, with one carrying a winged anchor on a pedestal. The artwork is an example of Raimondi's mastery of the engraving technique and highlights the Italian Renaissance interest in classical mythology and imagery. The intricate details of the trees and landscape create a harmonious backdrop for the lively figures, capturing a sense of innocence and joy. This artwork is now part of the Rijksmuseum's collection.