Venus met putti op zee 1692 - 1739
louisdesplaces
engraving
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allegory
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baroque
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old engraving style
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figuration
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old-timey
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history-painting
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nude
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engraving
"Venus met putti op zee" is an etching by Louis Desplaces, a prominent French artist, created between 1692 and 1739. The detailed engraving depicts Venus, the Roman goddess of love, surrounded by cherubs, known as putti, in a dynamic composition. The scene unfolds on the sea, with waves crashing around Venus and her playful companions. This work showcases Desplaces' mastery in portraying both the beauty and movement of the human figure, characteristic of the Baroque period. The etching was likely intended as a print for collectors and art enthusiasts, offering a glimpse into the world of classical mythology and artistic beauty.
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