Amor Vincit Omnia by Orazio Riminaldi (1624)

Painting of a nude winged Cupid seated beside a lyre, sword, helmet and arrows against a dark background.

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A nude winged youth, identified as Cupid, sits on a ledge with a red drape across his lap, gesturing with one hand while a lyre, sword, helmet, bow, and arrows lie scattered around him. The painting is attributed to Orazio Riminaldi and dated 1624, and the title is Amor Vincit Omnia.

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