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In the collection of Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago · as of July 2026
FROM THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO’S CATALOG
The uneven edges of the printing plate for this dish-like engraving remain visible, imperfectly trimmed into a circle. While this work is similar in format to the Theodor de Bry Charity nearby (1927.2676), here the goddess of love, Venus, holds the central position instead. Depictions of the deities of land, water, and air fill out the other cartouches, intermingled with intricate strapwork. This image was one of 20 designs for use on goblets and beakers.
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Plate 19, from XX Stuck zum (ornamental designs for goblets
Plate 18, from twenty ornamental designs for goblets and bea
Title page, from XX Stuck zum (ornamental designs for goblet
Plate 8, from twenty ornamental designs for goblets and beak
Plate 19, from twenty ornamental designs for goblets and bea
Plate 6, from twenty ornamental designs for goblets and beak
Plate 3, from XX Stuck zum (ornamental designs for goblets a
Plate 5, from XX Stuck zum (ornamental designs for goblets a
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Andrea Schiavone (Andrea Meldola)|Battista Angolo del Moro|J
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Anonymous, Central-Italian, 16th century — Design for the Ba
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Anonymous, Italian, 19th century — Fan
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