Venus and Cupid

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"Venus and Cupid" is a Renaissance painting by Lucas Cranach the Elder depicting the Roman goddess of love with her son Cupid in a sensual, allegorical composition characteristic of the artist’s courtly style.

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Venus and Cupid canonical 1
Venus with Cupid 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf painting
artForm panel painting
artHistoricalContext Reformation-era Germany
artisticSchool Saxon court art
basedOn Roman mythology
linked to: Roman religion
colorPalette rich, warm tones
compositionType single-plane frontal composition
countryOfOrigin Germany
creator German painter
Lucas Cranach the Elder
culturalContext German court culture
depictionForm nude figure
depicts Cupid
Roman goddess of love
Venus
courtly love
erotic allegory
genre allegorical painting
hasArtisticFeature detailed rendering of skin
ornamental accessories
symbolic attributes of Venus
hasInfluence Italian Renaissance art
hasPart figure of Cupid
figure of Venus
iconography Venus with Cupid
linked to: Venus and Cupid

mother and child
inception 16th century
Renaissance period
languageOfTitle English
mainSubject love
mythology
sensuality
movement Northern Renaissance
notableWorkOf Lucas Cranach the Elder
partOfSeries mythological paintings by Lucas Cranach the Elder
portrays female nude
putto
style courtly style
subjectHeading Cupid (mythology)
linked to: Cupid

Venus (Roman deity)
theme beauty
desire
fertility
maternal relationship
usesTechnique oil painting

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Lucas Cranach the Elder notableWork Venus and Cupid
Venus and Cupid iconography Venus with Cupid
linked to: Venus and Cupid