Jupiter, Neptune and Pluto dividing the universe, from "Division of the Universe" 1531 - 1576

This Renaissance-era engraving by Giulio Bonasone depicts the Roman gods Jupiter, Neptune, and Pluto dividing the universe. The scene is set on a rocky shore, with a sea in the background, and the three gods are shown standing around a large urn. The gods are shown as muscular and idealized figures, and the engraving's detailed lines and dramatic composition create a sense of power and authority. The print is a part of the series "Division of the Universe," which was widely popular in the 16th century and captures the fascination with classical mythology and the heavens.