Jupiter und Juno einander anblickend, mit dem Adler auf Wolken sitzend 

This black chalk drawing by Giulio Romano, a prominent artist of the High Renaissance, depicts the Roman deities Jupiter and Juno. The drawing is a study for a larger composition and is housed at the Städel Museum. The scene shows Jupiter and Juno, his wife, seated on clouds, gazing at each other with affection. An eagle, the traditional symbol of Jupiter, sits beside him, adding a sense of power and majesty to the composition. The drawing exemplifies Romano's ability to capture the human form with naturalism and detail, showcasing the influence of Raphael, his mentor, on his style.