Venus en Amor staand in nis 1510 - 1575

This anonymous 16th-century etching, "Venus en Amor staand in nis," depicts Venus, the Roman goddess of love, and Cupid, her son. Venus stands in a niche, her body partially obscured by Cupid's figure, who stands before her. The artist has rendered the figures in a detailed and naturalistic style. The etching is held at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, Netherlands. This work of art provides an insight into the artistic trends of the 16th century, highlighting the popularity of mythological themes and detailed anatomical studies during this period.