Putti dragen een grafsteen 1737 - 1754

This etching by Benedikt Winkler, created between 1737 and 1754, is a classic example of Rococo design. It features two cherubs, or putti, holding up a keystone, an architectural element that supports the weight of an arch or vault. The cherubs are depicted with playful and energetic poses, typical of Rococo art. The image also includes a wreath and a bust, adding to the ornate and decorative aesthetic of the style. The etching is a testament to Winkler's mastery of his craft and his contribution to the flourishing of Rococo design in 18th century Europe.