Satyr and Nymph
Marcantonio Raimondi · ca. 1500–34
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"Satyr and Nymph" is an engraving attributed to Marcantonio Raimondi, created between approximately 1500 and 1534. The artwork measures 8-11/16 x 7-1/8 inches (22.1 x 18.1 cm). It entered The Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection in 1929 as an anonymous gift and is classified under "Prints" in the "Drawings and Prints" department.
Marcantonio Raimondi, an Italian engraver and printmaker, was active in the 16th century (1480–1534). Details regarding his nationality are not provided in the supplied records. Information regarding the artwork's specific culture, provenance, exhibition history, or literature is not available.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art also holds several other works attributed to Raimondi, including "The Judgment of Paris" (ca. 1510–20), "Adam and Eve" (ca. 1512–14), and two versions of "A Bacchanal" (ca. 1510–13). Further examples in the collection include "The Holy Trinity" (ca. 1500–27), "Standing Male Nude" (ca. 1506), and "Mars seated at the left, his left hand on Venus's shoulder" (1508). A "Descent from the Cross" (ca. 1555) is also listed.
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Adam and Eve flanked by two trees, a town in the background
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Descent from the Cross
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The Holy Trinity
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Mars seated at the left, his left hand on Venus's shoulder, cupid beside her at the right
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