Fries met borstkuras tussen een nereïde (links) en een triton (rechts) 1510 - 1550

This small, intricate engraving by Sebald Beham, dating back to the 16th century, is a fine example of the artist's talent for detail. The artwork features a Nereid, a female sea nymph, and a Triton, a male sea-creature, flanking a headless torso. Both the Nereid and Triton are depicted playing musical instruments, adding to the whimsical and celebratory nature of the piece. The ornate details and the expressive faces of the figures reflect Beham's mastery of the engraving technique and contribute to a charming and captivating composition.