Twee vrouwen zittend op een rots, cupido's en een visser bezig met netten en gevangen vissen 1687 - 1748

This etching, created by Martin Schedel between 1687 and 1748, showcases a scene with two women seated on a rock. The women are surrounded by figures, likely Cupids, interacting with nets and fish, hinting at a theme of love and fertility. The meticulous detail and delicate lines of the etching, characteristic of Schedel's style, bring a sense of intimacy to the scene. This small-scale artwork, measuring just 289 mm in height and 202 mm in width, demonstrates Schedel's mastery of the etching technique, popular during the Baroque period.