Putto with Viol 16th century

"Putto with Viol" is a bronze sculpture by the Italian artist Niccolò Roccatagliata. This 16th century piece depicts a nude putto (winged cherub), standing on a green marble base, holding a viol in his hands. This sculpture exemplifies the Italian Renaissance's fascination with classical mythology and the human form. The putto's delicate features, graceful pose, and the intricate details of the viol showcase the artist's skill and the beauty of Renaissance sculpture. Currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, this small yet exquisite sculpture continues to charm viewers with its beauty and timeless appeal.