Mars and Venus Surprised by Vulcan, Joachim Wtewael, 1610
Joachim Wtewael, portrætJoachim WtewaelHolland, 1566–1638

Mars and Venus Surprised by Vulcan

1610 · Painting

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Venus, the goddess of love, had an affair with the god of war, Mars. Her husband, the lame blacksmith Vulcan, caught them and exposed the adulterous couple to a gathering of amused gods. Mercury (the flying figure in a red cap) then offered to trade places with Mars. With his rendering of exaggerated musculature and distorted bodies, Wtewael was a leading representative of Dutch Mannerism.

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