Three Women Dancing c. 16th century

"Three Women Dancing" is an engraving by Peregino da Cesena, likely created around the 16th century. This small-scale work depicts three figures, likely representing female deities, engaged in a lively dance. The women are adorned in flowing garments and hold branches in their hands, creating a dynamic and harmonious composition. The engraving's detailed lines and shadows showcase the artist's technical skill, making it a captivating example of the Renaissance printmaking tradition.