Titelprent met cherubijnen after 1640

This etching, titled "Titelprent met cherubijnen," was created by Dutch artist Frederick Bloemaert after 1640. It depicts two cherubs with wings, holding quill pens and an inkwell, flanking a blank sheet of paper. This type of artwork is known as a title print, and it would have been used to adorn the title page of a book. The use of cherubs and writing implements in this composition symbolizes knowledge, creativity, and inspiration. The empty space of the sheet suggests the potential for the written word to be filled with ideas. This print is part of the Rijksmuseum collection in Amsterdam, and it measures 139 mm in height and 105 mm in width.