Corydon and Sylvia 1601 - 1611

This is a 17th-century engraving by Jacob Matham, titled *Corydon and Sylvia*. The piece depicts two figures in a pastoral landscape, identified as Corydon and Sylvia. The image is full of detail, including a dog and a large tree trunk that the figures are sitting on. The engraving captures a serene scene of nature, reflecting the themes of love and tranquility that were popular in art during this period. The engraving is part of The Art Institute of Chicago's collection, showcasing the artistry of Jacob Matham and his use of intricate lines to depict light and shadow, typical of the Dutch Golden Age.