Two times Amor connected by a ribbon with eachother, print maker: Boetius Adamsz

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Two times Amor connected by a ribbon with eachother, print maker: Boetius Adamsz

Two times Amor connected by a ribbon with eachother, print maker: Boetius Adamsz. Bolswert, M. Reen, 1590 - 1633

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Amor Amor Eros Blows Boëtius Adamsz Bolswert Burning Burning Torch Connected Cupid Holding Latin Latin Verse Ribbon Show Times Torch Trumpet Verse

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In this print titled "Two times Amor connected by a ribbon with each other" the renowned print maker Boetius Adamsz takes us on a journey into the realm of love and passion. The image features two enchanting cupids, symbolizing Amor or Eros, delicately bound together by a flowing ribbon. The intricate details in this artwork are truly mesmerizing. One cupid holds a burning torch, representing desire and passion, while the other blows a trumpet to announce their presence. These attributes perfectly capture the essence of love's eternal flame and its ability to resonate through time. Accompanying the visual masterpiece is a Latin verse that adds an extra layer of depth to the composition. It speaks volumes about the unbreakable connection between these two divine beings, emphasizing their inseparable bond. Printed during 1590-1633 by Boetius Adamsz Bolswert, this timeless piece showcases his exceptional talent as an artist. His meticulous craftsmanship brings life to every stroke and detail within this scene. Quint Lox has skillfully captured this remarkable print from Liszt Collection without compromising its artistic integrity or commercial use. Through his lens, he invites viewers to immerse themselves in the beauty and symbolism woven into every element of this extraordinary artwork.

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