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Winged Putti Harvesting Fruit
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Winged Putti Harvesting Fruit

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This marble relief (early 3rd c. AD) features two winged putti—cherubs symbolizing love or innocence—engaged in fruit harvesting. One climbs a ladder while the other collects the bounty below. The imagery aligns with Dionysian themes of fertility and festivity, illustrating the joy of labor and the cyclical abundance of nature.
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