The Fountain of Hercules in Augsburg, a reduced copy afer Muller's engraving 1602

This 1602 engraving by Jan Muller depicts the "Fountain of Hercules" in Augsburg. The etching, a reduced copy of Muller's own original engraving, showcases the impressive monument, with intricate details of the fountain's structure, including the central sculpture of Hercules wrestling the Nemean lion. The fountain is surrounded by smaller sculptures, and the elaborate design of the fountain and the surrounding architecture are highlighted in this detailed artwork. It is a prime example of Renaissance architectural art, showcasing the intricate details and symbolism inherent in the period. The Metropolitan Museum of Art holds this exquisite piece in its collection, making it accessible to art enthusiasts worldwide.