Caption
Ceres refuses help to Psyche, Story of Amor and Psyche, print, Series number, 19, 32, On the left the kneeling Psyche asking the goddess Ceres for help. On the right stands Ceres with a horn of plenty, scythe, rake and ears of corn. Italian text in two cartouches in the lower margin. Numbered twice lower left: 19., Bartsch 57-1(2), The Illustrated Bartsch 57, printmaker: Master of the Dice, Italy, after design by Michiel Coxie (I), c. 1530 - c. 1560, paper, engraving, intaglio printmaking technique, engraving with plate tone, height 196 mm x width 229 mm, A monochrome engraved scene shows two robed women on a stone portico with classical columns and an architectural backdrop; one woman is seated on a raised step, leaning forward with one arm resting on her knee and the other hand pointing toward a shallow dish of fruit on a small pedestal, while the other woman kneels on the ground facing her with one hand near her chest; trees and rolling hills appear in the background to the left and a tall tree grows beside the building to the right; draped cloth and detailed folds of the garments, carved column capitals, a stone wall, scattered small rounded objects on the ground, and a bundle of long, thin sticks are visible in the foreground.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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