Statue of Amor Suspended by a Pulley in a Tree vaartse rijn represented as a burning castle

represented as a burning castle with a monstrous gaping maw in its moat

sits at a table with his hand resting on a globe

and the three-headed hellhound Cerberus

showcasing all fortifications established by the French in 1692 and by the Allies under William III in 1695

located in Egmond aan den Hoef

Statue of Amor Suspended by a Pulley in a Tree vaartse rijn represented as a burning castleStandbeeld van Amor hangt aan een katrol in een boom, 1726 Bernard Picart A captivating statue of Amor, the Roman god of love, is suspended from a tree by a pulley, with his signature bow in hand. The unique positioning of the statue gives it a sense of floating in mid air, adding an element of surprise and whimsy. Copyright: Public domain