Tazza (drinkschaal op voet) met Jupiter en Io

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Tazza (drinkschaal op voet) met Jupiter en Io

Creator

Adam van Vianen

Dutch Golden Age medallist and silversmith · 1568–1627

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Date
1613
Medium
silver (metal)
Culture
Utrecht
Institution
Rijksmuseum

Depicted here is a story from the Metamorphoses (Transformations) by the Roman poet Ovid. Jupiter, the king of the gods and an incorrigible adulterer, tries to deceive his wife Juno by turning his lover Io into a beautiful white cow. Io, in the guise of a cow, reclines at the left, while high up in the sky Juno approaches in her peacock-driven chariot.

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