Rijksmuseum
Jupiter and Antiope
- Date
- c. 1631
- Medium
- paper
- Institution
- Rijksmuseum
Jupiter, the mythological supreme god, was prey to human emotions. Here he pays a night-time visit to the beautiful Antiope, daughter of a king, while she is sound asleep. His nocturnal seduction of her resulted in the birth of the twins Amphion and Zethos.
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