Apollo 1637 - 1692

This etching, titled "Apollo", was created by Cornelis Bloemaert in the 17th century. It is a depiction of the Greek god Apollo, the god of music, poetry, and light, shown seated in a landscape with a lyre. The artist, Cornelis Bloemaert, was a renowned Dutch Baroque artist known for his etchings. This work is a prime example of Bloemaert's skill in capturing the essence of classical mythology, showcasing both the beauty and grandeur of the subject matter. This print is an important example of Dutch Baroque art, which is characterized by its dramatic composition, vibrant colors, and use of light and shadow.