Bas-reliëfs van Psyche die wordt vastgebonden door putti, een feestmaal van de goden en de vriendschap die droefenis troost before 1873

This artwork by Joseph Cundall, a British artist active in the 19th century, consists of three bas-reliefs. The reliefs depict scenes from classical mythology, featuring figures like Psyche, putti, and the gods. The scenes are presented in oval frames, adding a sense of formality to the composition. This work demonstrates Cundall's interest in classical themes and his skill in creating detailed and expressive sculptures. The bas-reliefs are notable for their three-dimensionality and the way they capture the movement and emotion of the figures. The artist's meticulous attention to detail is evident in the intricate textures and subtle variations in light and shadow.