Letter E c. 17th century

Curator: I find this Anonymous print, titled "Letter E", so utterly charming! I mean, look at that cherub! Editor: It has such a whimsical quality, doesn't it? The landscape in the background feels almost dreamlike, especially contrasted with the rigid "E." Curator: Absolutely, and the cherub—a symbol of innocence and divine love—is literally supporting the letter; carrying it into a new realm. Editor: And it's not just supporting it, it’s kind of clambering over it, engaging with the letter in a very physical way. It makes you wonder, what is the message here? Curator: It's like a playful exploration of how something as simple as a letter can become a gateway to a whole world of meaning. Editor: Hmm, that is a curious thing to consider, it gives the "E" more weight. Curator: It does, doesn’t it? Editor: Well, it certainly inspires thought.