The Triumph of Venus (16th century)

Pen and ink drawing of a triumphal procession with a chariot carrying a seated woman, cupid, armored riders and decorated hor

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A long horizontal pen and brown ink drawing shows a triumphal procession with a richly decorated chariot carrying a seated female figure accompanied by a cupid. Armored riders and robed attendants precede a team of horses with elaborately ornamented caparisons, while a figure raises a torch at the center.

Museum record: National Gallery of Art

Date

16th century

Medium

pen and brown ink

Museum

National Gallery of Art

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CC0

Themes

Mythology, Drawings & Sketches