Master of the Birth of Venus
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The Master of the Birth of Venus is an anonymous artist named after a specific depiction of Venus. This conventional designation groups works sharing stylistic features under a single identity, a common art-historical practice when an artist's real name hasn't survived.
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About Master of the Birth of Venus
This is an anonymous artist named after a Venus depiction. Art historians group stylistically related works under such conventional names when the creator's real identity is unknown.
The Leda and the Swan (1515) is held at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
The conventional name refers to a specific depiction of Venus that art historians used to group this artist's stylistically related works.
Leda and the Swan dates to 1515.
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