Venae sectione Inamorata 

"Venae Sectione Inamorata" is an engraving by Pieter Schenk, a Dutch artist known for his intricate and detailed works. The artwork depicts a scene of a man performing bloodletting on a woman, a common medical practice in the 17th century. The woman is seated and dressed in elaborate clothing, while the man stands beside her, holding a lancet. The scene is depicted with great realism, capturing the delicate nature of the procedure and the anxiety of the patient. Schenk's engraving provides a glimpse into medical practices of the past and the ways in which people interacted with their bodies and health.