Nymph and satyr 1506

sculpture

female form

frontview face

sculptural image

portrait reference

unrealistic statue

portrait head and shoulder

sculpting

sculpture

decorative-art

front view

statue

"Nymph and Satyr" is a marble sculpture by Italian artist Zaccaria Zacchi, created in 1506. The artwork depicts a nude satyr with goat-like legs embracing a nymph, highlighting the mythological theme of pursuit and desire. Zacchi, known for his refined style, expertly captures the emotionality of the scene with a naturalistic rendering of the figures. The sculpture is currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, NY.