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Venus and Cupid, 1566 (chiaroscuro woodcut, key block only)

Venus and Cupid, 1566 (chiaroscuro woodcut, key block only)


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Venus and Cupid, 1566 (chiaroscuro woodcut, key block only)

880656 Venus and Cupid, 1566 (chiaroscuro woodcut, key block only) by Boldrini, Nicol (fl.c.1530-70); 31.1x23.5 cm; Minneapolis Institute of Arts, MN, USA; eMinneapolis Institute of Art; Bequest of Herschel V. Jones; Italian, out of copyright

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© Minneapolis Institute of Art Bequest of Herschel V. Jones / Bridgeman Images

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This print showcases "Venus and Cupid" by Nicol Boldrini, a renowned Italian artist from the 16th century. The chiaroscuro woodcut, captured in its key block form, measures 31.1x23.5 cm and is housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts in Minnesota, USA. The image depicts a mythical scene filled with deities and enchanting landscapes. Venus, the goddess of love and beauty, stands gracefully alongside Cupid, her mischievous son who represents desire and affection. Their divine presence is accentuated by their ethereal glow against the contrasting dark background. Boldrini's attention to detail brings this classical mythological tale to life as he portrays Venus with elegance and grace while Cupid gazes up at his mother adoringly. The composition exudes maternal tenderness as it captures the bond between these immortal beings. The lush landscape surrounding them adds depth to the artwork, transporting viewers into a realm where gods reign supreme. This piece not only celebrates mythology but also explores themes of femininity and motherhood through its portrayal of powerful female figures. As we admire this remarkable print from Bridgeman Images' collection, we are reminded of how art can transcend time and transport us into worlds beyond our own imagination.

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