Rinaldo Robbed, Standing in front of the Widow's House, from The Decameron 1534

"Rinaldo Robbed, Standing in front of the Widow's House, from The Decameron" is a woodcut print created in 1534 by German artist Hans Schäufelein. The print depicts a scene from Giovanni Boccaccio's *Decameron*, a collection of novellas. The print shows Rinaldo, the protagonist, fleeing from robbers, who have just stolen his money. The print's intricate details and expressive lines are characteristic of Schäufelein's work, a master of the woodcut medium. This artwork is housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.