Fontein met drievoet van Apollo 1672 - 1686

This etching by Louis de Châtillon, a prominent French artist, depicts a fountain design, likely for a public square or garden. Created between 1672 and 1686, the artwork showcases a grand Baroque style, with intricate details and a sense of grandeur. The fountain features a central basin with three figures, possibly representing nymphs or deities, holding aloft floral wreaths. The base is adorned with sculpted figures and a complex arrangement of water jets, emphasizing the play of water and light. This print highlights the influence of the Baroque era on architectural design and the prominence of fountains in urban spaces.