Fortitudo 

"Fortitudo" is an engraving by Master I.B., a German artist active in the early 16th century. The print depicts the personified virtue of Fortitudo, or Strength, as a nude woman seated atop a lion's head. The image exemplifies the allegorical imagery common in Renaissance art, and it showcases the artist's skill in depicting anatomy and detail. The work's title "Fortitudo" is inscribed at the top, signifying the virtue represented. This work is attributed to Master I.B. and is likely a copy of a lost original by the artist.