Two Groups of Three Putti 1535

This anonymous etching from 1535, titled "Two Groups of Three Putti," features six cherubic figures, known as putti, playfully interacting with each other and a variety of fruit. The putti are depicted in a lively manner, their bodies contorted in a dynamic composition. This artwork, housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, showcases the artistic style of the 16th century and offers a glimpse into the Renaissance's fascination with the youthful and playful.