Bust of a woman flanked by three women on each side, set within an elaborate frame 1535 - 1580

This is a 16th-century engraving by Battista Angolo del Moro, a prominent Italian artist of the Renaissance. The print showcases a classical bust of a woman flanked by three women on each side, all set within an elaborate frame. The central figure appears to be a goddess or mythological figure, while the women flanking her could symbolize virtues or other allegorical themes. This composition is a prime example of the ornate and meticulous style popular in Renaissance engravings, where intricate details and symbolic imagery were used to express artistic skill and scholarly knowledge. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City houses this artwork, which is a testament to the captivating artistry of the period.