Jupiter and Ganymede Above an Extensive Landscape
Giovanni Bellini, or Andrea Mantegna · 1490s · pen and brown ink on laid paper, the two figures (only) incised (laid on late eighteenth/early nineteenth-century mount)
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About this picture
Jupiter and Ganymede Above an Extensive Landscape is a public-domain drawing by Giovanni Bellini, or Andrea Mantegna, dated 1490s. Pen and brown ink on laid paper, the two figures (only) incised (laid on late eighteenth/early nineteenth-century mount). The file comes from National Gallery of Art.
“Jupiter and Ganymede Above an Extensive Landscape” (1490s) is drawn with Mantegna’s hard contour. A print with his name may be his own engraving or a later one after a painting.
About the artist
Andrea Mantegna (about 1431–1506) was an Italian Renaissance painter and engraver. The drawing is hard and sculptural, and the settings often use classical ruins.
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