Arcolano Armafrodito 

"Arcolano Armafodrito" is an etching by Wenceslaus Hollar, a prolific Czech-born artist known for his detailed and precise depictions of people and places. Hollar's etching, created in the 17th century, is a reproduction of a painting by the Italian Renaissance master Correggio. The etching captures the subject in a three-quarter length portrait, with their hand resting on a table, suggesting a sense of quiet contemplation. The subject's elegant attire and long, flowing hair convey a sense of refinement and dignity. The etching, a testament to Hollar's skill and the enduring influence of Correggio, provides a glimpse into the artistic sensibilities of 17th-century Europe.