فنان: Caravaggio (Michelangelo Merisi)
نمط: Baroque
المواضيع: Myths
تاريخ: 1602
حجم: 156 x 113 cm
تقنية: Oil On Canvas
"Cupid, the god of love stand upon the trampled symbols of music, science, war, and government, illustrating Virgil’s line: “love conquers all; let us all yield to love!” Caravaggio’s depiction of Cupid, rather than the cherub-like, idealized boy, is realistic, from the crooked grin to the tousled head of hair. The painting was commissioned by a rich patron Vincenzo Guistanini, who retained it in his possession and reportedly loved it above all others. The painting was an immediate success, and inspired contemporary artworks, including poems and epigrams along the same theme. "
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