Kind met een saterhoofd bij een zeebok c. 1526 - 1606

This engraving, created by Adam Fuchs between 1526 and 1606, showcases a fantastical creature with a satyr head riding a sea-goat. Fuchs, a renowned German printmaker, captured the mythical creature in meticulous detail with its flowing hair and a serpentine tail. The image is a fine example of the Renaissance fascination with mythology and the human imagination. The artwork, part of the Rijksmuseum collection, is a testament to Fuchs' mastery of line and detail, a hallmark of the period.