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Drie amors spelend met pijl en boog

Drie amors spelend met pijl en boog by Louis Félix de La Rue (le Jeune)

Medium

etching

Dimensions

211; 279

About this artwork

collector's mark: Lugt 240

Art Historical Context

**Drie amors spelend pijl en boog** (Three Cupids Playing with Arrow and), an enchanting etching by French artist Louis Félix de La (le Jeune), the playful spirit of th-century Rococo art Created between 1741 1765, this depicts three mischievous amorscherubic figures symbolizing love—licking with a bow arrow, evoking the era's delight in whimsy, mythology, and lighthearted eroticism. De La Rue, active in Paris, was known for his delicate reproductive prints after fashionable paintings, reflecting the opulent tastes of the French aristocracy during Louis XV's reign. Etched on a plate yielding ...

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