Apollo and Leucothea, from "The Loves of the Gods" 1526 - 1536

This etching by Giulio Bonasone, titled "Apollo and Leucothea," depicts a scene from the mythological "Loves of the Gods." Created between 1526 and 1536, the print showcases the artist's mastery of line and detail. The composition features Apollo embracing the nymph Leucothea, while a winged Cupid pulls back a curtain, adding a voyeuristic element to the scene. This work is considered an example of the Italian Renaissance period, specifically highlighting the themes of love, desire, and mythology.