Oil on canvas . Leda and the swan Lombard painter of the 17th century period 600.

Oil on canvas. Lombard school of the 17th century full 600 .The Greek myth tells of Zeus transforming himself into a swan to approach and seduce Leda, the queen of Sparta. A recurring theme in painting, in this depiction the white bodies of the 'bird and the naked woman, already in the act of conjoining, stand out against the backdrop of the darkened room, while in the upper right corner a winged putto, armed with bow and arrows, covers his eyes so as not to see the rough intercourse. The painting was rintelated in the 20th century and bears an antique frame measures 106 x 89 its authenticity is certified we issue an invoice of sale shipments throughout Europe do not hesitate to contact us we accept pay pal visa Mastercard