Putto met twee boeketten en onderlijf van bladranken before 1689

This anonymous etching from before 1689 depicts a putto, or winged cherub, holding two bouquets of flowers and standing within a framework of elaborate foliate scrolls. The composition exemplifies the popular Baroque style, characterized by its dynamic and expressive use of form and ornamentation. The intricate details of the scrolls and the putto’s pose create a sense of movement and energy, typical of this artistic period. This small-scale print, measuring 87 mm in height and 132 mm in width, showcases the artist’s skillful handling of line and detail, which are crucial for capturing the delicate intricacies of the subject.