Portrait from Vegetation Giuseppe Arcimboldo Poster

I love this portrait painting by Giuseppe Arcimboldo of Rudolph II as "Vertumnus" (Roman god of the seasons and plant growth). Arcimboldo created many portraits similar to this using vegetation, animal life, and other "odd" items. There is an article on his work in the January 2011 "Smithsonian" magazine. Image via Dover Publications.

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Portrait from Vegetation Giuseppe Arcimboldo

I love this portrait painting by Giuseppe Arcimboldo of Rudolph II as "Vertumnus" (Roman god of the seasons and plant growth). Arcimboldo created many portraits similar to this using vegetation, animal life, and other "odd" items. There is an article on his work in the January 2011 "Smithsonian" magazine. Image via Dover Publications.

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