9 - Parmigianino - Copy after — Cupid Carving His Bow — The boyish, winged Cupid, depicted from the back as he works on his bow; in the background, at his feet, are two putti, often interpreted as Himeros and Pothos, representing the conflict between heavenly (Platonic) and earthly (carnal) love. Oil on wood. 140 x 91 cm (overall 154 x 103 cm). — The original, created around 1534–39, is housed in the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna.

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