Antique 18th-century engraving by William Wynne Ryland after a drawing by Il Guercino, titled "In the Collection of George Earl Cholmondeley." This classical scene is rendered in a striking sanguine or sepia-toned ink, characteristic of the 1762 series of prints after Guercino's drawings. The piece depicts a seated female figure with a cherub or cupid in a pastoral landscape. It is housed in a vintage gold-toned wooden frame with a fabric-covered mat. Note that the frame and matting show significant age-related wear, including tears to the fabric mat and scuffing on the frame, adding to its authentic antique character.

Measurements:
• Frame Height: 20.5"
• Frame Width: 19"
• Visible Image Height: 12.5"
• Visible Image Width: 14"

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