Kind met één arm achter zijn hoofd en één om een vis heen geslagen c. 1526 - 1606

This etching, created by Adam Fuchs around the early 17th century, depicts a putto resting on the back of a fantastical sea creature. The intricate detail in Fuchs' work, with its use of light and shadow, brings the scene to life, highlighting the playful interaction between the putto and the creature. The composition, with its emphasis on flowing lines and a dynamic pose, suggests the artist’s mastery of the Renaissance style. This piece, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, offers a glimpse into the artistic creativity of Adam Fuchs, a lesser-known German artist.