Triomf van de liefde 1563 - 1567

Philips Galle's "Triomf van de liefde" (1563-1567) is a detailed engraving depicting the triumph of Cupid, the Roman god of love. The scene showcases Cupid's chariot being pulled by horses, while figures on foot follow behind. The artwork, held in the Rijksmuseum, is a prime example of Northern Renaissance printmaking. It demonstrates the skilled use of detail and intricate line work to bring the story of Cupid's triumph to life. The engraving's dimensions of 193mm x 262mm reveal its intimate scale and the artist's dedication to producing a refined and intricate piece of artwork.