Ceres Bacchus en Venus 1599 - 1603

facial expression drawing

light pencil work

pencil sketch

pencil drawing

pen-ink sketch

limited contrast and shading

portrait drawing

tattoo art

pencil art

fantasy sketch

"Ceres Bacchus en Venus" is an engraving by Jacob Matham, dating from 1599 - 1603 and currently located at the Rijksmuseum. The artwork depicts the Roman goddess Ceres, the god Bacchus, and the goddess Venus. The engraving showcases the artist's skill in rendering detailed figures and intricate details, making it a notable example of Renaissance printmaking. The engraving's subject matter, inspired by Roman mythology, appeals to a wide audience interested in art history and classical literature.