1902 Cupid's Punishment by Gustav Heinrich Eberlein

This 1902 real photo postcard features “Cupid’s Punishment” by Gustav Heinrich Eberlein, a stunning marble sculpture that vividly captures the moment Venus chastises Cupid for the trouble his arrows have caused. The piece is renowned for its detailed craftsmanship and the dynamic interplay between the figures. Venus is depicted in a twisted pose, while Cupid is shown more frontally. This contrast adds a sense of movement and emotion to the sculpture, highlighting Eberlein’s talent for creating expressive and lifelike works.

Gustav Heinrich Eberlein was a key figure in the Neo-Baroque movement in Germany. This sculpture is a prime example of his ability to blend classical themes with a playful and suggestive style. As one of the few surviving marble pieces by Eberlein, it holds significant importance in his artistic legacy.

Don’t miss the chance to own this exquisite postcard, a perfect addition to any collection of art memorabilia.