Cupids (Art)
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Name (Latin)
Cupids (Art)
Other forms of name
Amores
Amoretti
Amorettoes
Amorettos
Amorini
Amorinos
See Also From tracing topical name
Symbolism in art
Cherubs (Art)
MARC
MARC
Other Identifiers
Wikidata:
Q284865
Library of congress:
sh2007006729
Sources of Information
- Work cat.: Cupids and cherubs : divine inspirations in craft and decorating, 1995.
- Webster's 3rd(cupid: a naked, usu. winged infantile figure representing the god of love and often holding a bow and arrow; CHERUB 3)
- Webster's 3rd(amorino, pl. amorini, also amorinos: cupid; cherub 3; amoretto, pl. amoretti or amorettos, also amorettoes: cupid; cherub 3)
- Grove art online, Aug. 16, 2007(in "Angel (from OCWA)" article: sacred function of the childlike cherubs that appear in 16th century should not be confused with profane putti, or small cupids)