Jupiter and Io
Jupiter fell in love with Io, the lovely daughter of the river god Inachus. The shy nymph tried to flee, but Jupiter spread a dark fog across the land to keep her from escaping so that he could seduce her. The dense atmosphere of their passionate embrace is a beautiful expression of one of the most important pre-
occupations of the Renaissance: the ideal union of man and nature. This is a companion piece to "The Abduction of Ganymede
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Danae
1530 | Olio su tela
Madonna con il Bambino (Madonna Campori)
1517 | Olio su tavola
Assunzione della Vergine
1526 | Affresco
Decorazione della cupola di San Giovanni Evangelis
1520 | Affresco
Madonna di San Gerolamo
1525 | Olio su tela | 141 x 235 cm.
Giove ed Io
1532 | Olio su tela | 74 x 163 cm.
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