Two putti sleeping in a landscape, after Reni 1637

This etching by an anonymous artist, created in 1637, depicts two cherubic figures, or putti, sleeping in a landscape setting. It is an after-work, inspired by the original composition of Guido Reni. The scene is rendered in delicate lines, capturing the softness of the sleeping children and the tranquility of the surrounding nature. The work offers a glimpse into the artistic practices of the 17th century, showcasing the popularity of cherubic imagery and the use of etching techniques. The artwork is currently located at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.