Venus and Cupid (1520s) by Lorenzo Lotto, from the Original, Framed Art Print Size:36″ x 24″ Item Type: camisole top

Item Type: camisole top

serving as the frontispiece for the monumental botanical work

Processing Technology: thick knitted with cord tie

with its associations of joyful new life

Linen Green

Venus and Cupid (1520s) by Lorenzo Lotto, from the Original, Framed Art Print Size:36″ x 24″ Item Type: camisole topOriginal public domain art from the Metropolitcan Museum of Art, enhanced in high resolution. Oil on canvas. In this startling and playful painting, Cupid devilishly urinates on his mother Venus through a laurel wreath, an act that symbolizes fertility. The provocative tone of the picture speaks to the growing popularity of eroticism in European art at the time, owing in part to the rediscovery of ancient texts. Lorenzo Lotto likely took inspiration