Ornament met doedelzakspelende putto 1530 - 1540

This 16th-century engraving by the Monogrammist VG depicts a putto, or winged cherub, playing a bagpipe amidst a decorative backdrop of stylized foliage. The artist, whose identity remains unknown, was likely active in the Netherlands during the 16th century and is known for their masterful use of line and detail. The intricate ornamentation and delicate rendering of the putto's form are characteristic of the period, demonstrating the artist's skillful command of the engraving technique. The artwork, titled "Ornament met doedelzakspelende putto", is a testament to the enduring appeal of Renaissance imagery, capturing the beauty and innocence of youth in a decorative and whimsical setting.